Album Of The Week: Lucy Dacus’ No Burden
It’s crazy when you see people in their late teens and early 20s writing songs that are just as good as those of musicians who are reaching their 30s or […]
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Alt-Nation: Pixels’ Latest and Weekend Shows
Pixels – Hello (P.O.P. Records) With their new EP, Hello, the Pixels have created a throwback pop gem. Hello starts out with “Memory Boy” that tells the tale of moving […]
RI’s Underground Rap Scene
I have always said that Rhode Island’s rich underground rap culture is often overlooked, mainly because local artists have few opportunities to have their music heard. I want to help […]
RI Music Hall of Fame Announces New Inductees
On February 12, 2016, amidst RI Music Hall of Fame’s (RIMHOF) displays of some of the state’s most talented musicians, they announced eight new inductees to be added to the […]
EDM Events to Swap That Winter Chill with Smokin’ Hot Electronic Vibes
Congratulations, friends and strangers alike: We’ve made it through the bulk of the coldest season here in RI! Fortunately for us, there are several EDM events happening locally over the […]
Alt-Nation: Suck and Wastelands. And Music, too
Brrr! Winter is finally here. I miss the old days when it would begin in December and then that one warm day in February came like a beacon of hope […]
Roots Report: The Boss!
Okee dokee folks … Last week I saw Bruce Springsteen in Boston thanks to the generosity of my friends Denise, Mike and Paula. (Thank you!) There was no way I […]
Rob’s Album Of The Week: The Slackers
Ska is a genre that has been in a bit of a crossroads over the past few years. It’s kind of in the same position punk rock was in the […]
Rob’s Album Of The Week: Moon Tooth’s Chromaparagon
Metal is a wildly diverse style of music, but there’s also redundancy — fans are tired of the same old black metal band or stoner fuzz act playing tiring songs […]
Star Trek: The Ultimate Voyage – Boldly Going Where No Orchestra Has Gone Before
Callling “Star Trek” a successful television and film franchise is a grave understatement. People are addicted to it. They watch every episode of every incarnation, dress up as characters and […]