Rob Duguay

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Through the vibrancy that’s abundant in Rhode Island’s music scene, it’s common for established musicians and longtime friends within the community to get together to start a new project. This infusion of fresh creativity and ideas benefits everyone involved ranging from the venue owners and fans to the musicians themselves. Hailing from Providence, alt-rock power trio Kyodie are one of many examples of this with guitarist and vocalist Kyle Carlson, drummer Mike DelleFemine and bassist Gary Silva. The band has a sound that brings out old school riffs, beats and amplification with groovy arrangements, which makes them accessible to a variety of listeners. This is evident in their self-titled debut full-length release that came out on July 26.

When a group of musicians, each with different backgrounds, get together, the result can be intriguing. It’s usually a mishmash of styles where the core sound includes hints of this and hints of that while creating a sound that’s a collective fusion of their artistic personalities. A prime example of this is the Providence rock act Ash and Bone, which consists of Stephanie Carey on vocals, Diego Villarreal on guitar, Chris Potter on bass and Anthony Edwin on drums & percussion. This quartet exhibits a blend of punk, alternative, electric blues and a little bit of heavy metal to forge an emphatic and intense array of songs. This is evident in their debut full-length “Wounds” that came out on September 7.

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With it being the month of October, it’s a time where the leaves change into colors of red, brown, yellow and orange and the air becomes crisp with a bit of a chill hitting the senses. It’s also a time for folks to figure out what they’re going to dress up as for Halloween and what they’re going to do to ring in the festive occasion. Sometimes it’s easy to plan things out, and other times it can be difficult on a variety of levels. Fortunately for folks in the region between Providence and Worcester known as the Blackstone Valley, there are a few events to choose from. Here’s a list of them for anyone who is looking for some info on where to go on All Hallow’s Eve.

2primo Studios in Westerly will help Southern Rhode Island jump start this year's Halloween celebration locally with Monstrous Masquerave at the United Theatre tomorrow night.

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When Halloween rolls around, there are plenty of tricks and treats for people to partake in. The tricks are often harmless pranks while the treats are all sorts of candies

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