Starting a band, Part 2: Practice? You talkin’ ’bout practice?!
August 27, 2015
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First practices set tone for entire project
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Starting a band: A primer for a special kind of stupid
August 20, 2015
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First in a series of articles about starting a band
Steve Poltz: ‘A Long Short Story’ — artist describes his onstage stroke
August 6, 2015
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By Steve Poltz This is my brain. That white dot is where bad shit happened. I put an arrow by it. The Stroke- a long/short story about what happened to
Repeat after me: Hype is good
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4 ways to boost Reno’s music scene
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March 17, 2015
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Backstage with Failure Machine
Good buds: Todd Snider and John Craigie
July 9, 2014
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Snider’s surprise onstage appearance answers Craigie’s burning question
Unlike Rome, Harveys builds stage in a day
June 23, 2014
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The key to the success of any army is logistics — Julius Ceasar knew it, and so did Hannibal and Napoleon. A.J. Fardella knows it as well. Fardella is a
Starting a band, Part 2: Practice? You talkin’ ’bout practice?!
August 27, 2015
3 Comments
First practices set tone for entire project
Starting a band: A primer for a special kind of stupid
August 20, 2015
1 Comment
First in a series of articles about starting a band
Steve Poltz: ‘A Long Short Story’ — artist describes his onstage stroke
August 6, 2015
No Comments
By Steve Poltz This is my brain. That white dot is where bad shit happened. I put an arrow by it. The Stroke- a long/short story about what happened to
Repeat after me: Hype is good
May 10, 2015
No Comments
4 ways to boost Reno’s music scene
Bands with bonds essential to self-assurance and success
March 17, 2015
1 Comment
Backstage with Failure Machine
Good buds: Todd Snider and John Craigie
July 9, 2014
No Comments
Snider’s surprise onstage appearance answers Craigie’s burning question
Unlike Rome, Harveys builds stage in a day
June 23, 2014
No Comments
The key to the success of any army is logistics — Julius Ceasar knew it, and so did Hannibal and Napoleon. A.J. Fardella knows it as well. Fardella is a
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