She was an elegant bottle rocket. Slender and pale, wrapped tight in a strapless red gown, I could have spent my two hours at Sapinsley Hall just staring

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If you are in the Providence area this fall, you are lucky. This is one of the best seasons for live music in recent memory. Lupo’s alone is boasting

By: James Lucey A&E Editor   Travis McCoy is perhaps one of the best frontmen working in music today. I don’t want to gush, as I’m not on the bandwagon; I’m

By: James Lucey A&E Editor   By now, you’ve probably heard of dubstep. You probably even have a few Skrillex songs on your iPod. Somehow, Skrillex has become synonymous with all

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By: Tim Hordorn Anchor Editor   With the 2012 WXIN Rock Hunt Finals now in the books, the results were expected but left some serious questions for some of the bands.