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Chris Farnsworth
Music editor Chris Farnsworth has written countless albums reviews and features on Vermont's best musicians, and has seen more shows than is medically advisable. He's played in multiple bands over decades in the local scene and is a recording artist in his own right. He can often be found searching for the perfect soft pretzel or listening to a podcast about the X-Men.
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Animal Communicator Amy Wild Wants a Word With Your Pet
Amy Wild talks to animals. That's not especially weird — who doesn't chat with their pets, or with the occasional bird or chattering squirrel?…
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Soundbites: Burlington Record Plant On the Move
Justin Crowther comes across as a humble man. Speaking about the decade-long history of the business he helped launch in the Queen City's South…
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On the Beat: New Music From Phish and a Family Folk Affair in Grafton
Living in the spawning grounds of jam-band giants Phish has some funny side effects. For instance, if the number of locals in their forties…
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Three Quick-Hit Reviews of Local Albums
Burlington alt-rockers Sudden Unknown Signal (sometimes known as SUS) carry the torch for '90s guitar rock, once…
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On the Beat: maari Drops 'Eyes Wide Shut,' and a Farewell Show for Pete Sutherland
Who doesn't love The Little Mermaid and sex lube? (That got your attention, didn't it?) University of Vermont sex educator Jenna Emerson is back…
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Frankie White, 'brain dead'
(Self-released, digital) The standard trajectory of an on-the-rise Vermont singer-songwriter goes like this: A youngster from a small town makes some waves locally, spends…
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Community Garden, 'Me vs Me'
(Self-released, digital) Ever wander around a city at 3 a.m.? Alone under the neon lights, on streets usually thronged with people, you experience a…
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Rock and roll and adulthood are strange bedfellows. One minute, you're a kid in a stinky, sweaty room filled with beer bottles and roaches…
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