Music

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Talent with Taste

By Peter Aaron

A family run coffee shop where you can get a side of blues, hip hop, or hard rock with your apple crisp.

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CD Review: Pamela Sue Mann

By Sharon Nichols

Pamela Sue Mann’s sophomore album perfects pop.

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CD Review: Venture Lift

By Sharon Nichols

Woodstock’s Stanton Warren takes listeners tripping on the debut album of his Venture Warren project.

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CD Review: Manhattan New Music Project

By Peter Aaron

The first of two CDs recorded to document the 30-year career of Paul Nash, before his death in 2005.

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Nightlife Highlights: October

By DJ Wavy Davy

Whether it’s Uncle Monk at the Muddy Cup or Celtic rock from The Battlefield Band, if DJ Wavy Davy recommends it, you’re in for a good time.

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Gathering of the Tribe

By David Malachowski

If Kevin is the star of the show, his daughter Katie isn’t far behind.

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October's Nightlife Highlights

By Roger Houston

Roger Houston’s picks for October.

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CD Review: Keith Pray

By David Malachowski

Despite his growing national reputation, Pray still has a presence in his home jazz scene.

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CD Review: Che Guevara T-Shirt

By J. Eric Smith

CGT’s self-titled debut serves up eight bracing cuts that feature nervous guitars locked into intricate, obsessive, vaguely math-rock figures, all grounded by a grinding rhythm section.

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CD Review: Bobby Sweet

By Alisa Kwitney

With his lambent gaze, lustrous dark curls, and unapologetically ’70s singer-songwriter moustache, Bobby Sweet bears no small resemblance to John Oates of Hall and Oates.