Lucius on their unique vocals, recent collabs and getting back to making music
“We just keep exploring. I guess if you stop, then you’re done. Art is like, you just keep searching. So we have fun with it.”
Matt Cortina
South Jersey’s Fermented Food and Beverage Supply Shop wants to get you brewing and fermenting
“We want to help people on the journey to self-sufficiency. The nature of that is we’re putting ourselves out of business. We want a world full of people who know how to make bread.”
The evolution of Guster
Guster comes to Jersey on April 6; Drummer Brian Rosenworcel on the band’s 30-year run, Twitter, new music and more.
Jersey author’s debut novel, ‘Tell Me One Thing,’ asks the question: Who gets to tell the story?
Kerri Schlottman will discuss her debut novel, Tell Me One Thing, at Watchung Books in Montclair on March 30.
For the record, we claim Railroad Earth
The Jersey jamgrass band returns home March 17 with a show at White Eagle Hall in Jersey City
Studio Route 29 presents new opportunities for artists with disabilities
“It’s really nice for people with disabilities to have a place where they’re celebrated for who they are instead of trying to fix them or make them fit into society in a way that they’re not.”
NJ sisters wrangle the wide world of geekdom with an eye toward representation, authenticity and fun
“Let me tell you something, it’s not a lie when people talk about how the media can almost hypnotize you into thinking a certain way. The more dark and edgy content you watch, it starts to impact your own life, not just your interests.”
NJ singer-songwriter Shannon Hawley: ‘Grief is a form of praise’
Point Pleasant native Shannon Hawley on using joy to sing about tragedy, and recording her powerful new album, Starthrowers.
Now’s a good time to ban bomb trains in NJ
Can we be so blinded by profit that we’d risk loss of life—in communities already unduly burdened by environmental issues? (History says… a-YUP!) How can we continue to elect limpdick politicians who can’t stand up to industry in the face of obvious infringements on our rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness?
Adrian Belew on recording ‘Remain in Light’ with the Talking Heads and revisiting it near NJ this March
“I was going through sounds, and in the control room I could see them besides themselves, so I knew it was going to be a very good day.”
Dixie Grace puts a Jersey spin on boiled peanuts
“The moment they taste, they’re like, ‘I’ve never had this before.’ … And then they start and it’s one after the next one, after the next one, and they can’t even believe
Jersey filmmakers explore the wild tale of the canoandes, who kayaked the deepest canyon in the world and fought for Polish Solidarity
“They still can transport to that very moment, which is a really interesting moment. Their hopes and dreams were tied up into this trip. So when the Pope is shot, they literally are like, ‘We must do this expedition for the Pope.’ I wouldn’t say everyone in the expedition felt that way, but a good number were like, ‘We need to be successful because our country will fall apart if we don’t.’”