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Sycamore Brewing is set to release a brand-new suite of cans today brewed in their recently completed $2.5 million-dollar production facility and cannery in the North End neighborhood of Charlotte, North Carolina. Since opening in 2014, Sycamore has produced over 260 unique beers and recognized growth surpassing 200% annually. The brewery's new North End production facility, completed in less than 8 months, brews...

Quebec's top craft brewer Unibroue announces the launch of its most recent seasonal offering, Lune de Miel, a specialty brew arriving just in time for summer. The new beer will be gradually available as of mid-June in 12 oz four packs and Sommelier Selection variety packs at retailers across the United States, as well as on tap in selected bars and...

In 2014 Brother Neil released his first album ‘Bonfire Confessions’ to a great deal of (well-deserved) critical acclaim. Bonfire Confessions was a collection of acoustic songs (written from personal journals) that drew song subjects from his own life. While the album was entirely acoustic it wasn’t monotonous or dull, rather Brother Neil delivered an album of individual (sounding) songs that...

So I saved up all year, pinched those pennies and finally purchased a new computer in April. I go to school for Audio Recording and wanted a high quality laptop that was light to transport, yet powerful to handle the production aspects. I got the mid-tier 15" MacBook Pro. I paid $2440 for it (thanks education discount) and was...

The Riff Raff humbucker set is something I grabbed at the same time as The Mule set. You might remember me looking for an excuse to try what BKP considers their ‘Jimmy Page’ set: The Mule neck and a Riff Raff bridge. So, why not grab full sets? Plus, considering the nod to the AC/DC song of the same...

The ‘90s Legend Hits Shelves This Summer for a Limited Time. Put on your choker, bust out your portable CD player and dust off the pager because Zima’s back. For a limited time only, people can pick up a six-pack of the nostalgic beverage just in time for Fourth of July weekend. In 1994, Zima gave people “zomething” different by...

I have seen the percussion emulators from the clicking of my Aunt’s Thomas Organ in the 70’s to the modern marvel of the Casio keyboard in the 80’s. When the PC became a household staple the technology behind percussion and drum emulators boomed. The problem with most of them is they don’t offer much more than the Thomas organs...

VR has become a major buzzword around the videogame industry these days. For the past few E3 conferences, there have been whole sections of the floor devoted to people strapping on headsets and playing first person titles where you rock climb or pilot a spaceship. Other times you're running in a foot race like the intriguing title Sprint Vector...

Videogame Roundtable Episode 301: E3 2017 Recap Look, we're back, and as promised, the new podcast is now up and recorded on the final day of E3 in Devolver Digital's off-site space. Jonah and T.J. hang out near the Fable Fortune booth as they discuss the games they scoped out on the show floor. If T.J. seems a lot more...

While Beatlemania is spreading across the planet again at the dawn of the summer of 2017 - thanks to the return of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band, the fellow who sold more records than the Fab Four in America at one point in time utilized his artistic alchemy to transform a bunch of aging seniors into teenyboppers again....