Maine Hiker Stops Dead in Their Tracks to Let a Bull Moose Pass
Safe to say that the moose has the right of way in basically every situation. I’ve said it once (actually many times) and I’ll say it again: I don’t think people understand just how big moose are. The monstrous animals are the largest of all deer in the deer family, and their height and weight often surprise those unfamiliar with the creature. Males are typically bigger than females, with bull moose usually standing at 6 feet tall at their shoulders […]
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NO DEPRESSION SESSIONS at Chelsea Studios NYC: Joe Pernice
The batch of songs that turned into Joe Pernice’s new record Sunny, I Was Wrong, started out as a trickle of demos shared between Pernice and his longtime friend Warren Zanes, and before long, the trickle turned into a flood. Zanes asked if he could help organize an
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REVIEW: Samantha Fish “Paper Doll Live”
Samantha Fish – Paper Doll Live This is a live performance that gets off to a fiery start with the classic MC5 rocker “Kick Out the Jams.” It’s a typical rock ‘n’ roll fest with all the trimmings, but Samantha (electric guitar) has appeal along with tight leather duds & gutsy guitar playing. She has […]
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REVIEW : Adam Brodsky “American Epitaph”
Adam Brodsky American Epitaph Adam Brodsky is a curious character. A local Philadelphia figure and an anti-folk anti-hero, he wields self-deprecation, political satire, and social commentary with brilliance. He is back with his first album in a very long time, American Epitaph (Permanent Records), a collection of thirteen songs penned with biting humor and righteous […]
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Album Review – Alex Amen’s “Sun of Amen”

When it comes to an album that you can set to play, leave it running and repeating endlessly that will fill a home or a happy road trip with nothing but mood-enhancing moments, you’ll be hard pressed to find a better replacement to “Sun of Amen.”
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