Led by my desire to be different, twenty years ago I followed a stranger with a knife into an isolated basement.
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From the monthly archives:
March 2011
That 1 Guy returns to Ithaca Wednesday, March 16, for an early show at Castaways.
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Evette Landry, who has performed with Balfa Toujours, Bonsoir Catin and Courtney Granger at the past few GrassRoots Festivals, returned to upstate New York this weekend with her own band to perform Saturday night at Castaways. Photos by Heather Ainsworth
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David Nelson Pollock, D.C. Celtic-Klezmer, a fanclub conference, the Grady Girls, and the return of That 1 Guy. Post Picks.
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The singer and songwriter Lucinda Williams played to a packed house Monday, March 7, 2011, returning to Ithaca to play at the State Theatre. Photos by Heather Ainsworth.
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Um, Mr. Death, there’s something stuck to your shoe…
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The biggest challenge to overcoming propaganda may be the failure of its targets to recognize themselves as such. The propaganda of the Pentagon, of profit-driven greenwashers, of the PR firms, is the brittle, easily overcome ammunition of a cowardly, paranoid, hate-driven authoritarian minority. Recognize it for what it is and the tide begins to turn.
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The “neo-primitive bug music” of the Horse Flies: Judy Hyman, Jeff Claus, Richie Stearns, Taki Masuko, Rick Hansen and Jay Olsa) stretch the traditional definitions and limitations of Americana at Castaways.
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Angry Mom Records, Ithaca’s independent music store inaugurates a regular gig for all rare and all vinyl records, at Silky Jones every other Sunday.
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More than sixteen works of dance, music, theater and film will be showcased during the Locally Grown Dance Festival, a celebration of the arts that will include student and faculty groups and individuals from Cornell University, Ithaca College, Wells College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges and the Ithaca community.
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