Having performed with the likes of Abigail Washburn and Noam Pikelny, Brooklyn-based fiddler Bobby Hawk (aka Robert Hecht) is no stranger to excellence. But after years of touring, and in
When you hear that Down By Law has been around for 30 years, it takes a moment for that realization to set in. It’s almost unthinkable, yet it’s true. So
There is so much more than just what meets the ears, and that alone is a proverbial feast. British- Bahraini trumpeter and band leader Yazz Ahmed’s Polyhymnia is cinematic in
Conceptually and practically ambitious, SuperBigmouth is a composite of two projects of bassist/composer Chris Lightcap’s, Superette and Bigmouth. Rendered with an eight-piece band, literally twice the size of the quartet
The quietest performance of Jimmie Vaughan’s two-hour-plus set at the Barre Opera House October 4th was, probably not coincidentally, one of the most extended ones as well. He introduced it
The last album Thurston Moore released, 2017’s Rock n Roll Consciousness, contained some of the most engaging and brightly psychedelic based tunes of his career. Now Moore follows his more
Nestled away in the Virginia Tidewater, among the Waffle House and rows of cheap motels, lies one of the most cherished and legendary concert venues east of the Mississippi: The
Maybe one day there will be a great Christmas zombie musical.
One of the year’s best films gets a thin home release.
As film lovers enter the last quarter of 2019 they can look back with mixed feelings at what the Silver Screen has delivered during the first nine months of the
