REUNITED SIDE OVER FEELS SADNESS AND JOY IN HONORING LOST COMRADES
The surviving members of northeastern Pennsylvania hardcore band Side Over are certain of it: if their former bandmates were still alive, they wouldn’t be performing on Saturday. Or at all. “No, n...
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MORIS TEPPER: ‘I’M WRITING EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY DAY’
Moris Tepper has been spending his time like most of us do. You know, jamming with Tool drummer Danny Carey, learning to play a Turkish instrument called the bağlama, painting and sculpting. He has a ...
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AS CEDAR SPARKS, TIM CARBONE & LOU ROGAI BRING DARK HISTORY TO LIGHT
A love for local history, storytelling and a simpatico approach to production is the catalyst for a pair of new songs by Cedar Sparks, the duo of Tim Carbone (Railroad Earth) and Lou Rogai (Lewis &...
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ROSU LUP EXPANDS SONIC PALETTE AFTER ‘TRAGIC LOSS,’ PLAYS KARL HALL SATURDAY
For its new album, Rosu Lup went wider and deeper, sonically and lyrically: more instruments, more layers and stronger emotions thanks to some real-life tragedies. "With this record, we incorporate...
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LOU ROGAI ON LOSS, MOVING FORWARD AND ‘SHAKING THE SNOW GLOBE’
With his longtime group Lewis & Clarke, Lou Rogai has crafted music that transcends and transfixes, challenges and comforts. On the heels of film scoring and last year's string quartet composition...
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LEWIS & CLARKE COMPLETE THE TRIPTYCH: AN INTERVIEW WITH LOU ROGAI
By Michael Lello Photo by Jonno Rattman In 2007, when Lewis & Clarke released its most recent full-length album “Blasts of Holy Birth,” Apple was launching its first iPhone. The Hollywood Wr...
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AN INTERVIEW WITH LEWIS & CLARKE’S LOU ROGAI
By Michael Lello Lou Rogai is an uncompromising artist who works on his own terms, whether leading his band Lewis & Clarke or his record label La Societe Expeditionnaire. He writes music inspired...
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