Ben Rayner is a journalist based in Connecticut, specializing in local news and culture. With a focus on the Madison community, Ben has written for various publications including Shore Publishing, FabUk Magazine, and the Toronto Star. His articles cover a range of topics including music, film, community events, and local government initiatives.
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Ben Rayner focuses on local news with an emphasis on community events, government announcements, and human interest stories. He often features expert commentary in his articles, indicating a potential openness to insights from local figures who can provide valuable context or analysis related to the topics covered.
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By: Ali Griffiths, Ben Rayner
We're digging through the tapes for the best moments so far.
It's hard to pinpoint and articulate exactly what made the early '90s survival horror classics so special.
By: Ben Rayner
The group, which headlines the Danforth Music Hall, got a big boost when its music was used to soundtrack Fortnite streams.
By: Ben Rayner
The vibe is much less Jesus Lizard and Big Black these days, more akin to Fugazi circa “In on the Kill Taker” or the driven shoegaze of early Swervedriver.
By: Ben Rayner
If you're a Sophie Ellis-Bextor fan from Toronto, the truly mind-boggling thing about Sophie Ellis-Bextor's performance at the Danforth Music Hall
By: Ben Rayner
Known for his work with Wolf Parade and Arcade Fire, the musician has released his first solo album, "Boeckner!": synth-heavy, chugging moto-rock.
By: Ben Rayner
The vibe is much less Jesus Lizard and Big Black these days, more akin to Fugazi circa “In on the Kill Taker” or the driven shoegaze of early Swervedriver.
is obviously one of the largest franchises out there. The universe and all of its lore has continued to expand over the years, making it one of the biggest and untapped sandboxes in so many ways.
By: Ben Rayner
The Toronto by way of Montreal group plays the newly refurbished Concert Hall Oct. 3 through 5.
By: Ben Rayner
New York-based duo Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern play History on Saturday.
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