Jenn Curtis, Author at Cryptic Rock

Taking Back Sunday & Circa Survive lead Great South Bay Music Festival Patchogue, NY 7-18-14

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJuly 30, 2014

The Great South Bay Music Festival is an evolving and growing festival taking place for many years now at Shorefront Park in Patchogue, NY on the south shore of Long Island. Originally established as a Irish music festival, eight years ago the inclusion of emerging ... Read More

Brantley Gilbert leads The Fest of Country Rock Pennysaver Amphitheater Farmingville, NY 7-3-14 w/ Thomas Rhett, Tyler Farr, Cole Swindell, & American Young

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJuly 15, 2014

Radio station My Country 96.1 FM hosted their third sold out The Fest this year at Pennysaver Amphitheater in Farmingville on Thursday July 3rd. This festival has been extremely successful and well-loved by country fans since Dierks Bentley sold out the first country show at ... Read More

Say Anything sell out Best Buy Theater NYC 6-28-14

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJuly 10, 2014

2014 has been a big year for Los Angeles, CA band Say Anything. After the announcement back in January that their follow-up to 2012’s Anarchy, My Dear was complete, the summer could not come soon enough for fans to get their hands on it. The sixth studio ... Read More

Matisyahu comes alive at Beer Fields Craft Beer & Music Festival Pennysaver Ampitheater Farmingville, NY 6-21-14

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJuly 1, 2014

After years of dormancy with little to no outlets for musical expression, Long Island, NY has re-evolved as a cultural hub for homegrown talent as well as a place national acts land to perform. What was once a rare occurrence to have a popular artist ... Read More

Slaves – Through Art We Are All Equals (Album review)

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJuly 1, 2014

The newly formed band Slaves recently released their debut album Through Art We Are All Equals on Artery Recordings. The group features former frontman of Emarosa and Dance Gavin Dance, Jonny Craig. Having already toured as direct support to Hands Like Houses earlier in the ... Read More

The Maine – Forever Halloween Deluxe Edition (Album review)

Jenn CurtisJenn CurtisJune 18, 2014

The Tempe, Arizona-based band, The Maine released the deluxe edition of their 2013 record Forever Halloween on June 17th. Days after the band’s summer long trek on Van’s Warped Tour, the re-release out via 8123 Records features a list of extras fans will want to get their ... Read More

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Taking Back Sunday & Circa Survive lead Great South Bay Music Festival Patchogue, NY 7-18-14

Brantley Gilbert leads The Fest of Country Rock Pennysaver Amphitheater Farmingville, NY 7-3-14 w/ Thomas Rhett, Tyler Farr, Cole Swindell, & American Young

Say Anything sell out Best Buy Theater NYC 6-28-14

Matisyahu comes alive at Beer Fields Craft Beer & Music Festival Pennysaver Ampitheater Farmingville, NY 6-21-14

Slaves – Through Art We Are All Equals (Album review)

The Maine – Forever Halloween Deluxe Edition (Album review)

Taking Back Sunday & Circa Survive lead Great South Bay Music Festival Patchogue, NY 7-18-14

Brantley Gilbert leads The Fest of Country Rock Pennysaver Amphitheater Farmingville, NY 7-3-14 w/ Thomas Rhett, Tyler Farr, Cole Swindell, & American Young

Say Anything sell out Best Buy Theater NYC 6-28-14

Matisyahu comes alive at Beer Fields Craft Beer & Music Festival Pennysaver Ampitheater Farmingville, NY 6-21-14

Slaves – Through Art We Are All Equals (Album review)

The Maine – Forever Halloween Deluxe Edition (Album review)

This Week In Horror – Happy Birthday to Me (1981)

This Week in Horror Movie History – The Horror Show (1989)

This Week In Horror Movie History – Gothic (1987)

Developing Artist Showcase – Black Hibiscus

Developing Artist Showcase – Return to Dust

Developing Artist Showcase – Niina Soleil

Interview – Madeleine McGraw & Violet McGraw

Interview – Maria Canals-Barrera

Interview – Aaron Stainthorpe of High Parasite & My Dying Bride

Poppy – Negative Spaces (Album Review)

Doro – Rock ‘n’ Roll Christmas Party (EP Review)

Empire of the Ants (Blu-ray Review)