Archive for the 'Music' Category
>>Tonight at the Pantonal Cave: Sound & Season with Heavy Winged + Crush the Junta
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 27th, 2009 in Music, Notice, Things to do.[Photo by Nate Dorr] It’s here: SOUND&SEASON: HALLOWEEN EDITION 2009.
The next edition of Sound & Season will be held at the Pantonal Cave — home of the Orbiting Art Ensemble and venue for previous PY shows like Sick Llama and Cotton Museum — this TUESDAY OCTOBER 27. The evening will featuring live music from Heavy […]
Tonight at WildFire: Diane Cluck, Ben Miller, Ken’s Last Ever Radio Extravaganza, Autumn in Halifax
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 23rd, 2009 in Music, Things to do.[Photo by elchicodelaleche] Popcorn Youth and Skipster are proud to present Diane Cluck, Ben Miller, Ken’s Last Ever Radio Extravaganza, and Autumn in Halifax live at WildFire Bistro. This is our first concert at the new WildFire space (formerly Lost Dog Lounge) and we are incredibly excited to bring these talented and diverse artists!
Friday, October […]
St. Vincent and Her Mutant Sounds: An interview with Annie Clark
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 22nd, 2009 in Music, Interview, Things to do.American multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Annie Clark makes art look effortless. After stints performing as a band member of The Polyphonic Spree and Sufjan Stevens, Clark released her first solo record under her moniker St. Vincent. Marry Me (2007, Beggars Banquet) was a lush, precocious record that earned her comparisons to her more established peers […]
Tonight with Ithaca Underground & Deep Beatz: Moldover, Robot Detective, David Ezra Brown and Luddite Machine
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 22nd, 2009 in Local, Music, Things to do.Ithaca Underground and Deep BeatZ are presenting a killer show tonight with Moldover (pictured here), Robot Detective, David Ezra Brown and Luddite Machine. It starts at 8pm, with doors at 7:30pm, and will be held at The Shop. I highly recommend you check it out.. read on for more info.
Moldover >> Known in the electronic […]
A Photo Recap: Local Flavor with Blues Control, American Sphinx, Expo ‘70, and Brian!
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 22nd, 2009 in Local, Music, Photos.My endless gratitude goes out to those of you that came to the Blues Control show on a MONDAY NIGHT. You guys are champions. It was worth it: this night of duos was one of the best shows of the fall yet. American Sphinx, Brian!, Expo ‘70, Blues Control: it was sonic excellence across the […]
The Sweet and Lowdown: An Interview with fiddler and singer Alex Caton
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 22nd, 2009 in Music, Interview.Last Saturday, Charlottesville, Virginia-based musician Alex Caton performed with clawhammer banjo player Pete Winne at The Shop in support of her latest and second solo album, The Sinners and The Saved. We recently spoke to the Binghamton native about her recent tour to the West Coast, recording at Levon Helm’s studio, and playing old time […]
PHOTO WEDNESDAY: Summer People at Spark Art Space
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 21st, 2009 in Local, Music, Art, Photos.Last Friday, Summer People hosted a benefit at the Spark Art Space in Syracuse. We went to check out the visual art component — Tien Chang, Agata Zietek, Meredith Towsand, Michal Wisniowski, Paul McDonough, and Thomas Ward all had pieces featured — and see live sets from Summer People, DJ Afar, Wooden Waves and Animal […]
Tonight, a reading with Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon and performances with Johnny Dowd, Richie Stearns + this week’s show calendar
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 21st, 2009 in Local, Music, Art, Film, Books, Interview, Lecture, Notice, Things to do, Writers, Cornell.National Book Award Finalist, Cornell poet, acclaimed author and all-around wonderful lady Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon will be reading a selection of her works with live accompaniment from two of my favorite Ithaca musicians: Johnny Dowd and Richie Stearns! J. Robert Lennon and H.G. Carillo will also be reading from their works. The reading begins at […]
All My Friends Are Funeral Singers: Interview with Califone frontman Tim Rutili
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 16th, 2009 in Music, Film, Interview, Things to do.Chicago quartet Califone plays tonight at Cornell Cinema, alongside a screening of Tim Rutili’s feature film debut, ‘All My Friends Are Funeral Singers.’ Earlier this month, they released an album of the same name, and it is excellent. What would Wilco have sounded like without Nels Cline’s wanky guitar solos? What kind of magic would […]
The Future: Sounds and Images from the Next Dimension: Interviews with Morgan Packard and Joshue Ott
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 16th, 2009 in Music, Interview.Last winter, I interviewed Brooklyn musician Morgan Packard and artist Joshue Ott in conjunction for their appearance at the Light In Winter Festival, in an event co-sponsored by Deep Beatz and held at Castaways. The show itself was marvelous — a combination of intuitive, on-the-fly drawings and music that held the audience rapt — as […]
Links + Show Calendar.
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 15th, 2009 in Local, Music, Film, Food, Notice, Things to do.A mighty congratulations are in order for Ithaca’s beloved poet, Lyrae Van Clief-Stefanon, who was announced as a National Book Award finalist for poetry, for her work ‘Open Interval.’ A work that is, by the way, tremendous. [NYTimes]
Annie Clark likes ‘Please Kill Me’ — and Arrested Development! (As she should.)
She also performed at Rachel Comey’s […]
Live tomorrow on ‘Nonesuch’ for WVBR: Popcorn Youth!
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 10th, 2009 in Local, Music, Interview, Photos, Notice.Tomorrow I will be the featured guest on Tracey Craig’s radio broadcast ‘NONESUCH‘ on WVBR FM. I will be on the air from 2-3pm EST, and the program streams live as well! A description of Nonesuch:
Nonesuch is old folk, it’s new folk; it’s blues and bluegrass…the best of traditional music right alongside emerging songwriters. Sometimes […]
Friends of the Library Book Sale starts today!
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 10th, 2009 in Local, Music, Art, Film, Books, Lecture, Things to do, Writers.Today kicks off the annual Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale, which runs from Oct. 10-27, open every Saturday and Sunday, most Mondays, and some Tuesdays and Wednesdays as well. The schedule — and hours — change every week so visit their website for the full scoop. Those who have been can attest that […]
Simple Pleasures: An interview with chef Samantha Izzo of Simply Red Bistro
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 9th, 2009 in Local, Music, Books, Food.[From the Ithaca Times] Samantha Izzo has been passionate about music and food her entire life. A native of South Africa, Izzo grew up listening to Old Time, bluegrass and Appalachian folk music. As a current Ithaca resident, Izzo owns and cooks at Simply Red Bistro at Sheldrake Point Vineyard. Every Monday, Chef Izzo — […]
Interview with Doug Martsch of Built to Spill
0 Comments Published by Natasha October 8th, 2009 in Music, Interview.[From the Ithaca Times] In the year 2009, the 1990s are enjoying quite a renaissance. Cult 90s-era bands like Jawbox and the Jesus Lizard are getting the reissue treatment, while Shudder to Think are due to release their first live album in over 15 years. Sonic Youth, Yo La Tengo and Dinosaur Jr. all released […]