2003

Spellbound: Finding the American Dream in the Dictionary

E.c. Thomas June 30, 2003 No Comments

When Sean Welch

Caught In A Glance: The Photography of Greg Kessler

Shane Handler June 30, 2003 No Comments

Greg Kessler has a natural ability to candidly capture musicians and the world in their most natural states. From Karl Denson, Phish, and Bela Fleck and the Flecktones to Death Valley National Park, Europe, and the art of dance, Kessler delivers to us a fresh view of both humans and nature.

Verbena: South Meets West (Scott Bondy Interview)

Shane Handler June 30, 2003 No Comments

Verbena

Walfredo Reyes, Jr.: Drumming Up The Stars (INTERVIEW)

David Hardy June 30, 2003 No Comments

Drummer Walfredo Reyes, Jr. has illuminated the music of a surprising diversity of musicians that include: Elvis Costello, Santana, Lionel Richie, and Smokey Robinson.

Guster: Keeping It Together (Interview With Ryan Miller)

Shane Handler June 30, 2003 No Comments

Guster has come a long way from their days in the early 90

Mount Marcy: Adirondack State Park, New York

Jason Redmond June 26, 2003 No Comments

Standing a lofty 5,344 feet above sea level, Mt. Marcy in the northern Adirondacks is the highest peak in the state of New York. Resting wondrously like a pyramid, Marcy holds a bit of mysticism, wonder and challenge in scaling the top of this peak. But by no means is hiking to the top of Marcy a quick walk in the woods.

Bonnaroo 2003 Wrap-Up

Shane Handler June 17, 2003 No Comments

Dispersed throughout the eclectic sets at the 2nd Annual Bonnaroo Music Festival held in Manchester, Tennessee, many artists attended intimate press conferences in order to answer media questions, express their various thoughts on the event, and offer general comments about the industry and specifically the ever-changing improvisational scene. There were many poignant moments, and equally as many humorous ones. Here is a collection of some of our favorites.

The Italian Job: Directed by F. Gary Gray

Aaron Prunier June 6, 2003 No Comments

The Italian Job is a modern day remake of the identically named 1969 Michael Caine classic. However, the modern day interpretation takes very little from the original script.

Selected Poems: A Darkman Original

Jeremy Carr June 2, 2003 No Comments

An assorted variety of Darkman poetry.

Club d’Elf: Minimalistic Chaos

E Ward June 2, 2003 No Comments

Five years ago, Mike Rivard set out to create an ongoing experiment. What if his bassline could be the constant focal point, a musical lighthouse, where a rotating cast of allstars including John Medeski, DJ Logic, and the late Mark Sandman, could come together, listen, and be free to just go off to wherever they wanted to lead the music. The result: the creation of a perfect balance between chaos and order.