Kingston Station is tucked down a small street/alley in between Boston’s Downtown Crossing and Financial District. Upon entering, there is a nice long bar and front cafe area with a more formal dining area past the bar in the back. White tile on the walls makes the space look like an old subway station with [...]
Entries from April 2009
April 24, 2009
American Idol…AND DISCO
I didn’t write last week because the “judges save” was the lamest made for TV drama and really served no purpose. Like Simon said, Matt could stick around for another week but there’s no way he’d win the competition. As for Disco week, some shined and some fell flat. In the end, Lil Rounds and [...]
April 23, 2009
For Sale: The College Experience
So MTV’s new show “College Life” premiered a couple weeks ago and while it looked completely exploitative, I figured I’d DVR an episode and see if it was anything like their “True Life” series that is quite good. Only a few minutes into the show, it was obvious that MTV was once again trying to [...]
April 15, 2009
Fight Fair – Settle the Score EP
On Settle the Score, San Diego quintet Fight Fair have managed to combine pop, punk, hardcore breakdowns and California vibes to produce a fun little eight-song tryst. The songs are short, tight and fun, but at times wildly unnecessary and creative. Listening to some of the mid-song tempo changes and the variety of double-bass breakdown [...]
April 11, 2009
Bonecrusher Brews
Friend and fellow home-brewer Jeff Rask has accomplished quite a feet in a short amount of time. In a matter of a few months, Bonecrusher Brews evolved from a fledgling idea to a legitimate brewery, that is if you consider a kitchen a brewery. You see, brewing beer in your home is not a particularly [...]
