by Advocate staff | May 29, 2013 | News
Slow It Down By Maureen Turner Next week, proponents of “slow living” will gather in Brattleboro to talk about their vision for a “a more reflective approach to answering how we live, work and play as human beings on a fragile Earth.” This is...
by Advocate staff | May 29, 2013 | Music
I.B. Sometimes Out On the Prairie (Rancid Coyote Music) In a foul-smelling puddle somewhere behind San Francisco’s Filmore theater where the bitter, politically charged tobacco spit of Country Joe McDonald mingled with the hallucinogenic urine of the...
by Gary Carra | May 29, 2013 | Music
Shape & Nature Press’ (shapeandnature.com) anniversary gathering at Bishop’s Lounge June 2 is shaping up to be an impressive collection of area authors and fine audio. Founded in 2011 with the mission of printing the best contemporary literature, the...
by Tom Sturm | May 29, 2013 | Music
A neo-psychedelic funk/rock band that recalls Parliament Funkadelic and the Mothers of Invention, the Sunderland-based freakazoids of Outer Stylie are on the move this summer. Outer Stylie is the resident act at Snowzee’s, and its members also host regular open...
by Tom Sturm | May 29, 2013 | Music
Jim Matus’ Hadley studio is as impressive in its technological advancement as his musical engagement is the opposite—which is to say, his music is organic and often improvisational-sounding, and performed on a custom instrument he’s been perfecting...