What. Where. Now. Music, Art and Culture in and around Upstate New York.
From the monthly archives:
The Cornell Concert Commission presented its first show of the semester Saturday, August 28 with a free performance by the DJ cum video artists Super Mash Brothers. Both French pop group Phoenix and international phenomenon M.I.A. are among this Autumn’s Fall shows.
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I’m trying to get used to the idea that I should exercise to lower my cholesterol or to prevent cancer or because I’m 40, but I still require a reward-based motivation of some sort to move my legs faster than a lollygag.
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Jill Swenson has a suggestion for what to eat when it’s too hot to cook anything.
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Wonderfully sweet but not sticky or overpowering, clean and fresh, bearing traces of gardenia or maybe freesia, the moonflower is associated with intoxication and disorientation.
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The Philadelphia five-piece Free Energy joins Ridgewood, New Jersey’s Titus Andronicus for promoter Dan Smalls first show of the season. By Luke Z. Fenchel
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Robert Andrade’s latest exhibit, Ruined State(s) is on display now at 923 East Shore Drive in Ithaca, NY.
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Ithaca’s Angry Mom Records launches its own record label, a vinyl-only imprint whose third release will include the legendary Johnny Dowd.
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Ithaca Underground brings well known metal act Today Is the Day to The Haunt Saturday, August 21.
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Iris DeMent makes her long-awaited to return to Ithaca with a performance at the Community School for Music and Art on Friday, August 20.
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Angry Mom Records issues its first releases on its own label; The duo Tzar self-releases a debut album. By Jim Catalano
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