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11/19/2008 2:05:32 PM CD Review
by Adam Wujtewicz
CD Review of The Reducers: Guitars, Bass and Drums
86 Golden Street
New London, CT. 06320
Owner Manager: Greg
Booking: Katie (860)444-2123
Hours: Open nights; 21+ on most nights, all ages shows are advertised per event
(Located 2 blocks from The Oasis Pub, in the center of downtown)
Ok, so here's the scoop: This club re-opened as The Backstage Pass in February 2008. Closed in late spring 2008. It re-opened yet again in July 2008 during Sailfest for a second attempt at a different lineup of management... still The Backstage Pass. Currently October 2008, they are undergoing yet another name change to "The Jinx". I think. The old El-N-Gee sign is on the outside of the building, the backstage pass sign is over the stage inside, and the Jinx is on their website. Confusing? Even if you don't know what to call it... (just call it the gee like us locals still do), things are at least, if anything, looking up. Shows are starting to be booked again, (contact phone number above to book a show!), and it seems as though there is life yet again in the once "El-N-Gee" building! Stay tuned to our listings for all the latest events & happenings at The Backstage Pass, er, The Jinx... or the former El-N-GEE!!!
Backstage Rock Bar [Club & Lounge]
577 Route 12
Groton, CT. 06340
(next door to Rose’s Cantina)
Owner/Manager: Jimmy
Booking: Jimmy
(860) 445-4141
A 5 minute drive out of downtown New London and over the Gold Star Bridge will take you to Groton and to The Backstage Rock Bar! The Backstage Rock Bar houses mostly rock, indie, punk and metal every weekend and has made an EXTREMELY good name for itself in the last year in New London’s music scene. The Backstage Rock Bar is attached to Rose's Cantina, but is a completely seperate venue. It’s a decent sized room and has a fantastic stage, a great sound system, AWESOME lights… it even has a fog machine! Seriously one of the best stages in our county! Jimmy takes care of the bands that play this club – he makes you feel at home, and he loves music and supporting up and coming bands. This club is an asset to the New London County music scene! The room is very lounge like – and is a very comfortable. They have a wide variety of beers on tap, and a pool table. This club is strictly 21+.
639 Bank Street
New London, CT. 06320
Owner/Manager: Jeff Mullin
Booking: Gene/Jeff
(860) 444-1444
The Bank Street Cafe is extremely well known for being "biker friendly" – and it’s rockabilly & country/folk shows. However, it also houses local indie, punk, metal and rock acts on a regular basis. All types of music are welcome here! The Bank Street Cafe hosts live music every weekend, and sometimes during the week as well. The "Cafe" as the locals call it, just opened their grill and they have AWESOME food! They've also recently started opening on Sunday mornings for breakfast! Friday nights The Bank Street Cafe hosts the "Blue Collar Happy Hour" with free live country/folk/rockabilly music from 6 to 8 pm. There are pool tables and darts on the second floor, and an outside courtyard. Jeff owns the place and Gene is the person you want to contact for booking. The Bank Street Café is strictly a bar, 21+ only.
Great Menu - Pool Table -Foosball - Jukebox - Skeeball - Air Hockey - Golf/Trivia Games - Outdoor Deck Overlooking the Thames River
Famous since 1993, the Bank Street Roadhouse has featured many live bands, including: • KoKo Taylor • Joe Ely • Roomful of Blues • Anson Funderburgh • Lucky Peterson • Tinsley Ellis• Kenny Neal• Popa Chubby • Bruce Robison • Kelly Willis • Kim Wilson • Richard Buckner • HUNDREDS MORE
13 Washington Street
New London, CT. 06320
Owner/Manager: Melissa, Chris, Hugh & Caitlin
Booking: Call to reserve
(860)701-0000
Hours:
Monday through Thursday – 6:30 to 10 pm
Friday – 6:30 to 11 pm
Saturday – 8 to 11 pm
Sunday – 10 to 8 pm
Bean and Leaf is hands doewn one of New London’s premier hang out’s amongst us locals. Not only does Bean and Leaf have fantastic panini sandwich’s, soups, salds, tea and of course their own roasted coffee… but they stay open late and provide awesome entertainment nearly every night of the week! Yes, they have free wi-fi with purchase! Plus if you want to check out some art by some of New London's finest artists... this is the place to go!
They have a good sized stage with a decent PA surrounded by large windows. The room is large, open and very comfortable with a high ceiling, comfy couches, tables & chairs. The Bean & Leaf plays host to college “talent nights” on Tuesday nights, an open mic for singer/songwriters on Wednesday nights, and poetry on Thursday and Sunday nights. Many lower volume bands have also found their home on the Bean & Leaf stage on Fridays & Saturday nights. It’s a coffee house – so of course – it’s all ages!
111 Bank Street
New London, CT. 06320
(860)444-7753
Hours:
Open daily
Lunch 12 to 4 PM
Dinner - 12 to 9 PM
(Summer bar hours are later)
An early 18th-century colonial tavern, this restaurant & pub continues to be a favorite community gathering place. American Continental food with an authentic Italian accent served daily by friendly staff. The menu includes fresh seafood, steaks, chicken, lamb & pasta. Tiramisu & espresso complete an evening perfectly. Enjoy the full bar, canopied deck & live music. Catering services & banquet facilities available. Reservations accepted.
Caruso Music [Music/Instrument store]
94 State Street
New London, CT.
(860)442-9600
(800)-264-6614
sales@carusomusic.com
Hours:
M-F 10 am to 6 pm
Sat 10 am to 3 pm
Sunday closed
Celebrating 78 years! Caruso Music was founded in 1929 by a 17 year old aspiring musician named John Caruso. Caruso's music is New London's premiere music store specializing in pianos, drums/percussion, guitars, basses, keyboards, sound equipment, piano moving & more!
23 Green Street
New London, CT. 06320
Hours:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11 AM - 3:30 PM
Bar: Monday - Sunday: 11 AM - Midnight
Friday & Saturday 11AM - 2 AM
(Located off of either State or Golden, near Muse and The Crocker House in the center of downtown)
A favorite of playwright Eugene O'Neill, The Dutch is New London's oldest tavern. Regulars acclaim the cheeseburgers "the best in town." Delicious homemade soups, chili, & sandwiches at very reasonable prices. Beer, wine, soft drinks "and all the daily papers" also available. The Dutch is by far, the favorite watering hole for musicians & artists alike... and is owned and operated by none other than Peter Detmold of The Reducers!!!!
Eclectic Wear & Community Room [Store & All Ages Room]
19 Union Street
New London, CT. 06320
Booking: Karl
Contatc: eclectic.wear@gmail.com
Menelik (CEO)
Karl (President)
Camelia (Fashion Director)
(Located next to The Crocker House Ballroom & the AT&T lot... and up a bit from Muse Shoes & Gallery in the center of downtown)
"Selected Accepted Respected"
Eclectic Wear CT is the newest fashion retailer on the rise in southeastern connecticut!!
Eclectic Wear also has an awesome back room in addition to it's retail front room, dubbed "The Community Room". Karl & crew have opened this 50 person room to the community and it has made quite a name for itself in the last few months! Eclectic Wear has hosted an array of live music acts, open mics, film premieres & more! Elcectic Wear has also recently joined forces with W-CAST (Wailing City All-ages Scene Team), to host all ages shows at the Community Room. You can expect great things from the Eclectic crew!
The mission of our organization is to inspire community through a member owned business, providing natural foods and alternatives for a healthy lifestyle and to foster environmental awareness as well as nurture our local economy.
Starting Wednesday, November 19th, 2008 Fiddleheads, a unique public place, dedicated to the promotion of locally grown produce, wellness and nutrition education, and the revitalization of the New London area, economically and culturally; will be open on the following days:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays 2:30 pm - 6:30 p.m.
4 State Street
New London, CT. 06320
(860)437-1113
Hours:
Breakfast: Monday-Friday 8-11 AM
Saturday & Sunday 8 AM-2 PM
Lunch & Dinner: Sunday-Thursday until 11 PM Bar: Friday & Saturday until Midnight
(Located next door to Zavala's & The Union plaza Train Station)
Hearty soups & homemade chowders, & a burger that can't be beat are among the many great cafe foods. Come early for a great breakfast. Excellent, friendly service. Full bar, serving domestic & imported beers. Major credit cards accepted. Pool table and jukebox in back. The Galley has also recently started having live music twice a month.
Garde Arts Center [Theatre]
312-325 State Street
Phone: 860-444-7373
(Located at the top of State Street across from Hanafin's and the old court house)
Center for arts and education, the Garde offers theater, dance, Broadway hits, the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra and children's programs in a restored 1920s Moorish atmosphere. The Institute for Creativity offers programs in the arts for young adults and children. For tickets, call the Box Office at 860-444-7373.
The Garde Arts Center, Inc. (GAC) is a non-profit cultural organization created in 1985 by a regional, volunteer network of leaders in business, arts, education and philanthropy. Their mission was to save and transform the historic Garde theatre, one of the few remaining historic movie palaces in Connecticut, and create a performing arts center in the heart of downtown New London serving Southeastern Connecticut, a region rich in geographic, economic, ethnic and cultural diversity.
Today, The Garde owns and operates a complex of four adjacent buildings in downtown New London, the centerpiece of which is the 1,472-seat Garde Theatre, an historic movie/vaudeville house (1926). Built in 1926 during the golden era of the motion pictures and vaudeville theatres, the recently restored Moroccan interior of the Garde Theatre, along with the new seats and state-of-the-art stage equipment, provide a very audience-friendly theatre venue in a warm and beautiful atmosphere. Today the Garde is becoming nationally recognized for its unique architecture and multi-faceted programming.
Gallery Hours:
Friday from 3 pm - 6 pm
Saturday from 12 pm - 8 pm
Sunday from 12 pm - 3 pm
By chance or by appointment Monday through Thursday
The Golden Street Gallery, established in 2001, is a community based for-profit art gallery show casing emerging and established artists from the greater New England region and beyond. We look forward to the opportunity to view your work.
310 State Street
New London, CT. 06320
Booking & Info: (860)437-9724
Hours:
Sun through Thurs 12:00pm - 1:00 am
Fri and Sat 12:00pm - 2:00am
(Located across the street from The Garde Arts Center on the top of State Street)
Hanafin's Irish Pub originates from the great "public houses" of Ireland. These establishments were the warm and welcoming gathering places within the community for socializing, storytelling and camaraderie. Locals and travelers alike could get great food and a great beverage.
In keeping with the true spirit of the authentic Irish Public Houses, Hanafin's offers local residents and visitors to the area Irish hospitality at its finest. The Pub, which is owned and operated by the Hanafin family, is a welcome respite for those looking for anything from a traditional Irish meal and ale served with lively conversation, to world class sporting events on the wide-screen HD-TVs, to a friendly game of darts while listening to one of the many musical entertainers featured weekly.
Hot Rod Cafe is sports bar/restaurant in New London, CT right across from those new condos. Great fun staff, a comfortable atmosphere, the best wings you ever had, (especially the jerk sauce), jumbo TVs, downloadable jukebox with thousands of songs, board games, (connect 4, operation, twister, jenga, etc), and wireless internet. Everybody who comes loves the food and atmosphere. BEST WINGS IN TOWN!!
79-83 Bank Street
New London, CT. 06320
(860)443-8001
Hours:
Thurs 11am to 3pm
Fri 11am to 6pm
Sat 11am to 6pm
Sunday Noon to 3pm
OFFICERS: A. Vincent Scarano - President; Paul Duarte - Vice President; James A. Stidfole - Treasurer; Pamela Natale - Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Joe Althouse, Terry Davi, Paul Duarte, Jonathan Duncklee, Robert Farace, Jr. A. Vincent Scarano, Jeanne Sigel, James A. Stidfole, Pamela Natale, Bernard Skrupsky
GALLERY MANAGER: James A. Stidfole
RESIDENT ARTISTS: Greg Bowerman, Elizabeth Larson, Susan Madacsi, Kat Murphy, Mark DeSouza
PROGRAMMING COMMITTEE: Kat Murphy, Greg Bowerman, Elizabeth Larson, Karen Mitchell, Mark Patnode, Rich Martin
Hygienic Art, Inc. was created as an incorporated structure in the fall of 1979, when artists employed by a federal Comprehensive Education and Training Act (CETA) grant decided, as a final project, to hold an outsiders' art festival. The show was modeled after the "Salon Des Independants," a late 19th century art movement in Paris in which artists had protested the aristocracy by exhibiting their works in cafes located in the 'seamy' areas of the city. The artists in those exhibitions gave rise to the great French Impressionist movement. The exhibition was presented at the Hygienic Restaurant, New London's only 24 hour eatery, which had been open since 1919. The rules were simple; no judge, no jury, no fees, no censorship, one piece per artist and all were welcome. The show was an immediate success and the Hygienic Art Exhibition became an annual creative arts festival, attracting over 450 artists and an audience of thousands. The Hygienic Restaurant closed in 1985 and the show continued in other historic venues in the city. Hygienic Art was formally incorporated in 1987 to save the exhibition from speculators who wanted to use the Hygienic name to promote other festivals in the city. In 1996 the building that housed the Hygienic Restaurant was slated for demolition to become a parking lot for a bank. Originally built as a whaling company's provisioning store and crews' quarters, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings. Hygienic Art, Inc. led a statewide grassroots effort to save the building. Enlisting the support of the State's Attorney Generals Office, the Connecticut Historic Commission, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, City of New London, the Governor, State Legislators, the Connecticut Historic Commission, the Chester Kitchings Foundation, Community Foundation of S.E. Conn., Palmer/ Bodenwein Fund and thousands of private donors and volunteers, Hygienic Art bought and historically renovated this landmark building into a residential artists co-op and public art galleries. The building opened in January of 2000 for the 21st annual Hygienic Art Exhibition and stands as a testimony to community activism. Hygienic Art exists today as one of New London's premier community development projects and fine arts venue.
Hours:
Daily, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
Bar open until 1 a.m. on weekdays, 2 a.m. Fri. & Sat.
Yes, Kream used to be a coffee house -- but now they are newly remodeled as a martini bar! Kream serves excellent sandwiches, salads and soups, (made from scratch), for lunch & serves a full dinner menu, has incredible atmosphere, 40+ martini menu, world class coffees, decadent desserts, cold beer, and the list goes on. Local DJ's and other acts are featured on selected weekend nights. Available for private parties.
Legends Rock Bar is a brand spanking new metal/rock/punk bar that just opened up in Gales Ferry on the main drag of Route 12. Their vision is to cater to the rock music fans and bring live bands, local legends, karaoke, and open mic shows to the southeastern CT area. They are also a restaurant, and have a full menu available.
625 Williams Street
New London, CT. 06320
(860)443-2545
Hours:
Tuesday - Saturday 10am to 5pm
Sunday 1pm to 5pm
Lyman Allyn Art Museum is a community-based museum located in New London, Connecticut. Founded in 1932 by Harriet Upson Allyn in memory of her father, Lyman Allyn, the Museum serves the people of Southeastern Connecticut and is free to the residents of New London. The Museum is accredited by the American Association of Museums and is a non-profit organization with 501(c) 3 status. Lyman Allyn Art Museum is a Founding Member of the Connecticut Art Trail.
Housed in a handsome Neo-Classical building designed by Charles A. Platt, the permanent collection includes over 10,000 paintings, drawings, prints, sculptures, furniture and decorative arts, with an emphasis on American art from the 18th through 20th centuries.
Lyman Allyn Art Museum offers a wide range of family-friendly programs and classes as well as lectures and other events. We look forward to your visit.
Summer Hours:
8-4 Monday through Saturday
Sunday Brunch 11-4
Phone or fax an order (indicate a pick-up time)
(860) 444-2066
Mangetout Organic Cafe is committed to providing fresh, organic food prepared simply with the goal that hunger and curiosity should be simultaneously satisfied. Mangetout, the word for Snow Pea, connotes the crisp snap of a sweet delicate spring vegetable just picked from a vine, wet with morning dew. In French, “Mange tout” commands one to "Eat it all." We hope our name will bring to mind the goodness and freshness of food brought from the earth to the table using conscientious, earth-friendly methods. We support the growers and merchants in our community who are good custodians of the earth we share. Mangetout is an alternative to the mainstream. We hope you will ask about the food on our menus and experiment with flavors you may not have otherwise considered. Eat well and leave room for dessert! Dining Room is available for small private parties.Ask us about our Catering Services.Now Offering Fresh Organic Juice. Check our our Juice of the Day on our Menu page.
(Located towards the beginning of Bank Street, near the Oasis & The Bank Street Roadhouse near Union Plaza Train Station)
New London's most talented baristas grind the finest coffee into cafe favorites. Start your morning right with fresh H&H bagels & terrific breakfast sandwiches. Return for a famous Hughie's Love Salad, homemade sandwiches, soups, & salads. Finally, indulge in gourmet desserts & Italian ices. Cozy atmosphere by the fireplace or outside on the waterfront deck. MC, Visa accepted. ATM available. Live acoustic entertainment on chosen nights.
MUSE Shoes & Gallery
102 golden street
New London, CT. 06320
Shoe contact: Frank Marchany
Art/gallery Info: Denny Rivera
860-442-MUSE
email: themuse102@gmail.com
(Located near The Crocker House Ballroom, The Dutch Tavern and the former old El-N-Gee, in the center of downtown)
[shoes] MUSE is a shoe boutique. We carry select, high quality brands, rotating styles throughout the season. We currently carry Faryl Robin, Oh Deer, Seychelles, United Nude and Creative Recreation. We're constantly engaging shoe company reps in product showings and trade shows,constantly looking for upcoming trends more than current ones.
[art gallery] MUSE is an art gallery. We feature solo exhibitions from local and guest artists every month. We enjoy showcasing work that is more avant and off-beat, works that we collectively personally enjoy. In an area with a tremendous amount of fine art talent,we wanted to provide a space for more contemporary work to be seen.Our monthly shows are supported by opening reception parties to allow the public to meet the exhibiting artists.
16 Bank Street
New London, CT. 06320
Owner/manager: Brian S.
Booking: Sean Murray
(860) 447- 3929
(Located at the beginning of Bank Street near Union Plaza Train Station)
A favorite neighborhood bar… a music venue with some of the best original national & regional music around… and a bar featuring an ever-changing lineup of 20 tap beers! Brian is the manager of The Oasis Pub; Sean Murray handles booking and running shows/events. Sean is best known for founding the New London indie rock festival - “I Am Festival”. You can contact Sean about booking right from the Oasis profile, which is listed below. Feel free to also send a press kit/CD straight to the club for Sean.
The Oasis is very diverse as far as what music events are held there -- from indie, folk, rock to metal, ska, DJ's, electro/synth, goth, bluegrass, country & MORE! They also offer dance nights with local DJ's every Wed & Thurs night.
It’s a much smaller club, with a very dim lounge-like atmosphere & local art on the walls. Us locals like it because it’s “cozy”, and it always “seems packed” even if there are only 15 people there. It has a unique stage, a good PA, and brand new lighting. It's probably the most popular place for shows amongst us locals... you can find a good crowd there pretty much every night of the week. The Oasis is definitely “the hot spot” of New London. The Oasis is strictly a bar, 21+ only.
52 Bank Street
New London, CT. 06320
Phone: 860-443-6203
Hours:
Lunch & Dinner: Monday-Thursday 11 AM - 1 AM
Friday & Saturday, 11 AM - 2 AM
Enjoy a variety of appetizers & the "best burgers on Bank Street" while experiencing the atmosphere of the spacious outdoor deck overlooking the Thames River. Along with good food and full-bar service, a friendly & comfortable place to be year-round. Music & dance parties on Friday & Saturday nights. Live bands on chosen Tuesday nights.
Ron’s Guitars is an independent, owner operated music store. With 24 years experience, specializing in guitar, bass guitar, amp, and drum, sales. Stop in and check out our complete inventory and expert service!
Largest Fantasy Store in the Northeast! Huge selection of Anime & Manga, gaming supplies, comics, graphic novels, DVD’s, CD’s, Posters, Swords, Japanese snacks, Models & MORE!!!
95 Pequot Avenue
New London, CT. 06320
Owner/Manager: Graham
Booking: Graham
(860) 443-1095
(Located along the Thames River, a bit off of the main downtown drag, about a mile from The Bank Street Café)
Stash’s is a music venue, a sports bar, and a restaurant all wrapped up into one! Stash's offers big screen TV’s, pool tables, 2 separate bars, an outside patio and AMAZING food! They host live music every weekend....local rock & jam bands, as well as cover bands & karaoke. Stash’s has a large capacity room, and a really awesome PA. It is a bit off the main drag from downtown, but Stash's stands on it's own with out of this world food and entertainment. During the day, (restaurant hours), Stash’s is open to all ages with guardians, but during shows and events, (typically after 5 pm), Stash’s is strictly a bar, 21+.
Best Mexican in NL County!! Voted Best in Connecticut Magazine's 2006 Reader's Choice Awards for Mexican/Latin Cuisine! Also featuring close to 100 brands of Tequila. Mariachi music every Friday night from 6:30pm to 9:30pm. Exotic Margarita Flavors such as:Tamarind, Hibiscus, Gaunabana, and more!
Golden Street Gallery 11/22/2008 6:00:00 PM [7 Year Anniversary/Art Opening] Featuring Sgott Mackenzie & Greg Bowerman: "The Giant Squid & The Seagull" release
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