2003

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.

Vue: Rock and Roll Returns (Interview with Jonah Buffa)

Shane Handler June 2, 2003 No Comments

The San Francisco based five-piece Vue, has been rolling along for four years and are about to undergo a big switch. The switch that so many indie bands before them have taken: jumping from an indie to a major label. Though guitarist Jonah Buffa won’t hesitate to tell you that his band’s success has been totally impulsive, when he exclaims, “who let us in the backdoor and left the door unlocked?”

Yonder Mountain String Band: Tradition and Progression (Interview With Dave Johnston)

E Ward June 2, 2003 No Comments

Colorado has always been a hotbed for bluegrass, and though they may not have been born and raised in the mountains, the four boys of the Yonder Mountain String Band are melding jam-tinged exploration with classic style pickin’. With their own festival, a full summer tour, and a newly released album comprised of Benny Galloway tunes, YMSB is a young force with Old Hands.

Maturing to a Martini Crawl

Kerry Ann Ryan June 1, 2003 No Comments

For the 30 something crowd that still has a wacky, fun attitude, our night out was successful. Going out in the city is an experience that will never expire so long as my posse remains near by! So, strap on your heels, slip on your black pants, and grab a martini. Once a while it

Excerpts from Bohemian Parables

eobrien June 1, 2003 No Comments

“The Trophy Rack” and “I never liked you, anyway”

Hard Cider: Batch #37

Dan Bliss May 31, 2003 No Comments

This month I am brewing up some hard cider for my upcoming fall enjoyment. I

Good in Bed: Jennifer Weiner

Jessica Ward May 26, 2003 No Comments

Although the title may grab your attention, it actually refers to a magazine column that the protagonist

The Beatles Anthology

Ryan Bonnick May 21, 2003 No Comments

From the early days, through the meditation and experimentation, to John Lennon telling the others ‘I’m done’, this DVD collection catches it all.

Vorcza: An Interview With Ray Paczkowski

Shane Handler May 19, 2003 No Comments

Although nationally regarded for his keyboard work in the Trey Anastasio Band, Ray Paczkowski’s jazz trio Vorcza has recently released their debut release – Maximalist. Solidified in a traditional jazz foundation, the three members capture the music of the precise moment through rhythmic and harmonic explorations that involve shake your ass funk, mellow jazz and progressive instrumental improvisations.

Matisse Picasso: Museum of Modern Art, Queens, NY

Judy Meserve May 13, 2003 No Comments

The two artists, Matisse and Picasso, had distinctly different personalities, yet both were poised to challenge and experiment in the world of art with it

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