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Album Review: The Figgs’ “Chemical Shake”
NEW YORK – Being a mainstay in the music business is no small feat, yet that is what The Figgs have seemingly done, crafting their songs in such a way that has audiences…
Album Review: Warden and Co.’s Debut LP, “Somewhere”
SARATOGA SPRINGS – Releasing their debut record, Somewhere, on April 8th, Warden and Co. have not only cemented their genres of Americana and Roots-Rock but have also…
In Session: The Cast Before the Break
ALBANY – While never serving as an advocate for the pandemic – it’s left and continues to leave a lot of wreckage and rancor in its destructive path – it has indeed created…
Album Review: Black Tongue Reverend’s Debut “Northern Burden”
ALBANY – Music has the intrinsic quality to it that can cause a slate of emotions and actions – eliciting as wide a range of feelings as sharing a tender moment with a loved…
EP Review: Tightrope by Hasty Page
Hasty Page released their newest record Friday, a five-song EP titled Tightrope, which the band has said will be their final installment. After having the chance to sit down…
Album Review: Saucer’s Debut Record, “Outside”
POESTENKILL – On March 4th, Saucer released their debut record, Outside, and with it unveiled a record that not only remained compelling to listen to from the start to its…
Local artist Christine Bilé releases “Matriarchy”
We have many musical influences as children, but our tastes may change as we become adults. For some of us, our childhood memories and favorite songs are forever part of who…
In Session: James Mullen, of Seize Atlantis
GLENS FALLS – Released on February 18th, “The Unstoppable Groove,” serves as the latest stomper from the band Seize Atlantis. Featuring interlocked guitar and bass lines – a…