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Buffy Sainte-Marie Power In The Blood Reviewed by: Brian Roser     This album was made by a woman in her mid 70s. Her voice is getting a bit old and she uses electronic music like she’s trying out this newfangled thing that the younguns are dancin’ to at the disco. As Read More

Elephant Stone The Three Poisons Reviewed by: Brian Roser The first thing I noticed about the first track was the sitar. Nothing wrong with a bit of sitar. Lots of bands use it as a gimmick on some of their tracks. The next song started and there was more sitar. The sound lingers Read More

The Phantom Band Strange Friend Reviewed by: Brian Roser   The Phantom Band is a menace. The first track, “The Wind That Cried the World”, starts with this happy electric beat that reminds me of music in a children’s show on PBS. I thought hey, this is great, I Read More

Buffalo Killers Heavy Reverie Reviewed by: Brian Roser Mick Jagger is gone. He learned to sing with an American accent, hid his lips with facial hair and started a band called Buffalo Killers. This is the only logical explanation that this kind of rock and roll could come out of Read More

Batman Thu, 08/01/2013 – 9:00pm Drexel Park Superhero party! In between the incredibly awful Adam West and the incredibly awesome Christian Bale we have Michael Keaton who is…meh. First of all he has a great sense of humor which makes him a terrible choice for Batman. He is Read More

by Jane Roser (with help from her brother, Brian and sister, Anne) It was 1989 at North Stafford High School in the boonies of Stafford, Virginia. Our prom theme was “A Night To Remember”, which would have been cool, except it also happened to be the name of a book Read More