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There once was a rebellion

By MARGE WEIMER - Contributing Writer

Two local artists are striving to inspire and motivate others by providing tools for social change in the Richmond area. Bizhan Khodabandeh and Kenny Yates are the creative minds behind the social movements, "There Once Was a Rebellion" and "I Dream of a Richmond …" Through T.

'The Pacha Mama Resistance': Female artists empower each other

By VERONICA GARABELLI - Associate Spectrum Editor

In an isolated room in the middle of a packed two-story house resonating with chatter and music, three women speak about their experiences as female artist. Vreni Michelini, Alexandra Barao and Lorraine Crilley, who are part of The Pacha Mama Resistance, had their first show on Claiborne Street Saturday night.

Rocking out from Amish country

By HEATHER GIOIA - Contributing Writer

Think only the Amish, horse-drawn buggies and glass-blowing factories come from Lancaster, Pa.? Well, here's something the kids can enjoy. The band Circus Circus was formed in 2006 and then hit the scene in 2007 with its first album, "Hut Hut Hike," showcasing the band's talent.

'Farmer's Almanac' Rock for the masses

By HEATHER GIOIA - Contributing Writer

Artists tell their stories, hardships and triumphs through their music. They share their stories with the world through a clever mixture of musical rhythm and lyrics that are not only catchy, but also have special meaning to the listener. New Jersey's East Of The Wall took a step off the beaten path with its album "Farmer's Almanac.

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