Set

33

the sequel to 32

Meet Ben and Sherman

Along with creation and education, a central tenet of Interopia is the connection with others. Interopia is not an island, but rather a vast network spanning time and space, interweaving the thoughts and dreams of trillions of souls, connecting them. That’s why we love collaborating with other artists, musicians, and writers. Today we feature an interview with the one and only Ben & Sherman, artists whose unique abstract style really caught Interopia’s collective eye.

Remains

Simsbury Community Band

Interopia recently sent our correspondents to a concert put on by the Simsbury Community Band. “We had heard good things about them, and we didn’t leave disappointed,” said Interopian Musiyoki. “Time flew by as we enjoyed classics such as Bolero and a selection of songs from West Side Story. The saxophone solos were exemplary.” You heard it here, folks. If you get the chance, definitely check out the one and only Simsbury Community Band. You could even have them play at your next function. I know I will.

Have you ever seen and heard the Simsbury Community Band? Did you love them as much as we did?

The Wherehouse

Behold! The Night Mare

Reflektor

a tribute to Interopia’s favorite album of 2013

Interopia at Arcade Fire

Cross another entry off my Bands I Want to See Live (that I Never Have) list. Interopia recently attended Arcade Fire’s current Reflektor tour, which you should also check out if you get a chance. It was quite the rock experience.

Fog

Eventually we had to say goodbye and goodnight to the fair city of Manhattan. But that only meant the beginning of a new adventure.

I Should Live in Salt

The Freedom to Rise to Staggering Heights

Interopia’s 100 Favorite Rock Albums of the 1990s

It’s the sun in the morning! As we wake this Manhattan Monday, we thank you for taking this journey with us. From here on out you can expect a longer text-based post on Monday mornings, at the very least. Today, a flashback countdown. This year marks the fourteenth anniversary of the end of the nineties, arguably the best decade for music. The editorial staff here at Interopia have spent many long hours in smoky rooms debating and compiling this, our controversial top 100 albums of the 1990s. Disclaimer: saving the hip hop for a future list. Hope you enjoy it and discover something new! Be sure to leave a comment and let us know your personal favorite…

The Path

Silhouette City

Reflector Receptors

The Escape

Interopia Enters Manhattan

Frame of Reference