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Meet the Pollifax Crew and More at Alfa Art Gallery

Meet the Pollifax Crew and More at Alfa Art Gallery

Upcoming Events: March 26, (Friday) – 7pm-11pm – POLLIFAX at Alfa March 27, (Saturday) – 2pm-4pm – “The Contemporary Relevance of the Renaissance Palette” – a lecture by Michael Price… Read more »

Wednesday March 17th 2010

Wednesday March 17th 2010

The Johnsonville Press Daily Edition Today’s Submission by: Brendan McInerney 1. Recommendation of the Day: Benny Goodman Plays Mozart Today I would like to recommend to you an album; an… Read more »

There’s Something in the Water – Sara Gretina

There’s Something in the Water – Sara Gretina

The world is horrid right straight through and so am I…I want to grouch and sulk and rip and snort. I am a pail of milk that has gone sour…. Read more »

In a Not So Silent Way – Dan Ball

In a Not So Silent Way – Dan Ball

Rob Drucker is the kind of guy who would participate in the Great International Fall Album Listening Weekend, a weekend organized by fans of the prolific and seminal post-punk band… Read more »

Jeffrey Cobbold: Artist Profile and Review of his Debut Album  – Alejandra Gomez

Jeffrey Cobbold: Artist Profile and Review of his Debut Album – Alejandra Gomez

Crave no more

Crave to die

Crave it all

Let it be (anywhere, everywhere)

These are the opening lines to Jeffrey Cobbold’s exciting debut album as a solo artist, “Crave No More,” which was released last Friday on his website where the complete album can be downloaded for free until February 5th, 2010.

New Noizwick IV: the Tent State Massacre – Kosmas Stanczyk

New Noizwick IV: the Tent State Massacre – Kosmas Stanczyk

About two years ago I devised a plan to potentially piss off a large group of people. And not just any group of people, but Tent State people. For those… Read more »

The Original Interview with Ray Dib: Mandolin Guy – Marlana Moore

The Original Interview with Ray Dib: Mandolin Guy – Marlana Moore

People Watching If you go to Rutgers and spend any significant amount of time on College Ave, you probably have seen Ray Dib, affectionately nicknamed the Mandolin Guy. You might… Read more »

Talking with Bobby, Chase and Ross of The N Result

Talking with Bobby, Chase and Ross of The N Result

Last week, we sat down with Bobby Tarantino (bass), Chase Innis (MC) and Ross Lippencott (lead vocals) of New Brunswick’s own The N Result. The six man ensemble also includes… Read more »

Talking With Jarrett and Marissa from the Screaming Females

Talking With Jarrett and Marissa from the Screaming Females

The underground music scene in New Brunswick, I’m sorry to say, is a feature of the city I’m not all that familiar with. Excepting a few momentary and inebriated sidetracks… Read more »

Five Music Makers You Need to Know About…

Five Music Makers You Need to Know About…

Once a week, the Johnsonville Press staff gets together to drink wine and discuss the business of putting out our little publication. We call it the Johnsonville Symposium. We talk about and critique each others’ articles, work out any technical issues, and keep each other up to date as to the progress we’ve made in our respective capacities. But also, in keeping with the spirit of a traditional Greek symposium, we hold a general discussion on a broad topic, usually towards the end of the night after we’ve all had plenty to drink. During last week’s discussion, I asked my staff members to pick one musical performer, group, or band that everyone should know about, that would be indispensible to you the reader as a fan of music, and to justify that selection. I wrote up my five favorite. Here’s what we came up with: