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.
In conversation with Robert Ryan of Electric Tattoo and SOMA
On Saturday, April 1, at the Trinity Church in Asbury Park, SOMA will be celebrating the release of their record Shiva / Shakti as they headline an immersive event featuring musicians and live projectionists alike.
Shred.Co expands the North Jersey skate community
“Regardless of who you are, or your skill-level, skateboarding is going to give you fulfillment and happiness. You’re gonna make friends, you’re not gonna be sitting on the couch on your phone, doing nothing.”
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.
How to guarantee a train wreck
These things don’t just happen—they are caused by the profiteering greed of the monopolistic industry’s top executives and rich investors.
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
Chatting with Red Bank’s The Dream of When(?)
The local garage rock band has a release show on Friday, March 10, at Asbury Lanes.
How the burning of a Pride flag ignited the Sussex County LGBTQ community
“I do sometimes wonder if the person or people who set the flags on fire realize what has become of the situation. As a result or somewhat of a result of their actions, it has truly motivated us to take the cause up, and to make things better for people who are affected by actions like that.”
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.”
Vegan, Detroit-style pizza from the NJ pop-up shop Parmagianni Pizza
“A lot of inspiration really comes from growing up in Italian families—the meals we were accustomed to eating growing up. We’re both newly vegan, so we know what all the traditional food tastes like. We try to recreate our heritage.”
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.”
Rachel Ana Dobken on Ed Sullivan, psychic premonitions, fake people and her forthcoming album
“There’s this Hollywood type of fakeness and nobody even really understands what they believe in. They think they believe in things, but are just following the trends.”