Manny Cabo Dan Alleva December 11, 2019 Buzz, Features You may recognize Manny Cabo from his memorable performances on both The Voice and La Voz. You may also be familiar with Manny’s extensive portfolio of photography. And even more so, you may know the New Jerse...
The Fixx—One Thing Still Leads to Another Katherine Yeske Taylor December 11, 2019 Buzz, Features 1 Cy Curnin, lead singer for the beloved and long-running new wave/rock band The Fixx, calls from his home “in sunny California,” though he’ll soon depart for a more wintery climate when he and his bandmates hea...
On The Scene: Tony Bennett—The Visual Artist Arts Weekly December 11, 2019 Buzz, Features Music is like poetry, and notes are like brush strokes. If you sing something plainly without intonation, without changing the beginning and end of how a word sounds, it’s not poetry. You can say something pla...
Of LSD, Coprophagia, and Camp: Season’s Greetings from John Waters Rey Roldan December 4, 2019 Buzz, Features When “Christmas” is mentioned, you might be hard-pressed to find someone who says that “John Waters” immediately springs to mind. But if the director, writer, actor, artist, author, and bad taste auteur would ...
Kid Sistr—One Stage at a Time James Campion November 27, 2019 Buzz, Features It’s a chilly Saturday night on the Lower East Side of New York City, and I am watching the best all-girl band I have ever seen tear this sweaty, gyrating, crammed room apart. Kid Sistr is 22-year-old, singer-...
The HU—Sharing Global Love Katherine Yeske Taylor November 13, 2019 Buzz, Features It’s probably safe to say that most Americans have never heard anything quite like the songs The HU play. The band, from Ulaanbaatar—Mongolia’s capital city—call themselves “folk-metal,” but that term doesn’t ...
Charly Bliss—In Pursuit of Joy Acacia Pyle November 6, 2019 Buzz, Features Charly Bliss has had a wild ride these past six months. The band, comprised of siblings Eva and Sam Hendricks, Spencer Fox, and Dan Shure, formed in 2011 in Brooklyn and has since released two powerhouse album...
Jon Zazula—The Unconventional Icon Vinny Cecolini November 6, 2019 Buzz, Features Visionary. Innovator. Architect. Mentor. During the eighties, Jon “Jonny Z” Zazula helped redefine and breathe new life into American hard rock and heavy metal without playing an instrument or—except for a met...
Saves the Day—A Full Circle Moment Debra Kate Schafer October 30, 2019 Buzz, Features From Bon Jovi to My Chemical Romance, New Jersey has had the privilege of being the old stomping ground of many extraordinary bands. Saves The Day just so happens to be one of them. With a hometown of Princeto...
Trigger Hippy: Steve Gorman Opens Up About the Death of The Black Crowes and Coming Full Circle Dan Alleva October 30, 2019 Buzz, Features Steve Gorman has had an extremely busy year. His band, Trigger Hippy, just released a second album entitled Full Circle & Then Some (Turkey Grass Records). He also launched his latest radio show, Stev...
