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The Boston-born band Lettuce is coming back to the Tri-state area—are you ready for these fellows of funk? Laced with...

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Born Richard Reinhardt in Passaic, New Jersey in 1957, drummer Richie Ramone joined the Ramones in 1983, during a time...

Lloyd Cole—It’s Complicated

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While Guesswork is the name of his new album, it also describes what it’s like interviewing Lloyd Cole, one of...

Saint Slumber: Creating Something Special In An Ever-Changing Industry

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Small town bands rarely go much further than the town next door to play gigs and acquire new fans. On...

Stone Temple Pilots—Long Way Home

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In 1992, Stone Temple Pilots exploded onto the music scene. When their debut album, Core, landed at #3 on Billboard,...

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