And hear our most excellent home-grown, all-Vermont Funk band, Electric Sorcery !! Playing 2:00 PM at the historic Gathering Inn, Hancock, Vermont !

The doors of sound have been ripped off the hinges by Electric Sorcery who routinely electrify Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. Towns are regularly woken out of their slumber by the by the wicked sound of this power trio.

Electric Sorcery takes psychedelic music firmly rooted in the 70s and adds their own special twist. Funky rhythms and psychedelic guitar riffs come together to create an intriguing sound that is sometimes very heavy.... This is a fun listen and anyone who gravitates towards the psychedelic sounds of the 70s needs to hear this… - SeaOfTranquility.org 

Meet & Eat    Greet & Drink

Saturday, September 25, from 2 – 4 PM  

1295 Route 100

Diagonally opposite the Hancock Hotel

Please bring your concerns, your hard questions, and your ideas.  The Independent vision for Vermont is all about you, your families and communities !

Though I say it, who shouldn’t, Mixed Nuts looks to be a very entertaining production.

I've been spinning the new GPN CD. Good stuff. We'll be reviewing it in the summer issue. In the meantime, enjoy Eva S's live video...

If popular rock n' roll music is about nothing else, it is about two things: sex and reinvention. Both are present in spades in Grace Potter and the Nocturnals’ new self-titled full-length feature recording.

Date: Saturday, 10 April 2010
Time: 5:00 – 9:00 PM
Location: Ripton Community House
Route 125, Ripton, Vermont
Bayley-Hazen Boys

Interesting FREE VERMONT RADIO podcast.

Dennis Steele and Free Vermont Radio.

The Vermont independence effort's 2010 gubernatorial candidate Dennis Steele challenges the Democratic candidates at their UVM "debate" on the important question of bringing home Vermont's National Guard, and challenging federal authority.

Interesting listening.

First, go listen at 1%'s music site.

More than 160 Vermonters threw down $50 per ticket Monday night to join hometown heroine Grace Potter at the Big Picture Theater in a musical benefit for the people of earthquake-ravaged Haiti. The Eames Brothers warmed up the lively audience with an hour of upbeat roots-y blues, accompanied by Nocturnals drummer Matt (a.k.a. Cado) Burr, before Grace took the stage at 9:30 in a rare solo (and I use the term loosely) performance for the standing-room-only crowd.

Don't miss this week's Seven Days story about Vermont independence gubernatorial candidate Dennis Steele and his digital radio station Free Vermont Radio.

Free Vermont Radio. Email 7D writer Dan Bolles to say THANKS.

Tune into Free Vermont Radio here.