REVIEW: “All The Pretty Girls” by Gene Turonis (a.k.a. Gene D. Plumber)
Hoboken’s own singing plumber returns with his first album in more than two decades. by Jack Silbert When it comes to plumbing in Hoboken, you…
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WALTER SALAS-HUMARA: Guitar Bar Workshop Series Presents The Silos Singer/Songwriter—FRIDAY, APRIL 27th
The Guitar Bar Workshop Series is proud to present an evening of music with Walter Salas-Humara. Walter Salas-Humara is the chief songwriter for and a…
ALESSI’S MORE: Vocal Powerhouse Christina Alessi Releases a Brand New EP
ABOVE: photo from The Latest Noise Christina Alessi has been a fixture in the metro area's music scene for over fifteen years, appearing on the…
REVIEW: “Be Your Friend” — The special Valentine’s release is the latest single from Hoboken’s own Karyn Kuhl Band
By Jack Silbert In Hoboken, we have two things to be very thankful for this Valentine’s Day. First, CupidCon has never really caught on here…
CHECK THE LABEL: With Rhyme & Reason Records, Emmy Black Becomes Part of Hoboken’s Proud Musical Legacy
by Jack Silbert The legend goes that although the first Velvet Underground album didn’t sell many copies, everybody who bought one started a band. Emmy…
REVIEW: “Blood (Coming Out of Her Whatever)” — Debut Single from Hoboken Supergroup psych-O-positive
by Jack Silbert When Karyn Kuhl takes a backseat — literally — to anybody, you know something special is going on. Kuhl, Hoboken’s leading lady…
KEYS TO SUCCESS: Local Businesswoman Donates Piano to Hoboken High School
Hoboken businesswoman Karen Nason is passionate about a lot of things—particularly the arts. The owner of Hoboken Hothouse (200 Monroe Street), Nason's own résumé also…
REST EASY, KID: Hoboken Loses Beloved Local Legend, Reverend Jim D.
(photo courtesy of Davey & The Trainwreck, credit: Gig Lizzy) Reverend Jim D. has passed away. Social media is aflood with tributes from friends, fans…
Fridays Are For Frank: “I Wish You Love”
Our first "Fridays Are For Frank," of the New Year—here's a song about moving on... With "Should auld acquaintance be forgot, and never brought to…
BAR/NONE RECORDS: Three Decades Is The Magic Number
(ABOVE: Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help, left to right: Glenn Morrow, Mike Rosenberg, Ron Metz, Ric Sherman — Gail Job photo) by Mike Cimicata images…
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