Here are the photos from the Wilco-curated Solid Sound Festival, which took place in North Adams, MA from August 13-15th. Continue Reading

The other day I ventured to Turtle Beach off of exit 1 on Rt. 80. It’s located along the Delaware River, and despite manchu-mustached park rangers and typically lame lifeguards, it’s a nice spot for families to spend the day and enjoy some swimming and grilling. When I got there I was so bummed that [...] Continue Reading

The unemployment rate might have dropped down from its 9 year high of 10.1% in October 2009, but there sure as hell are a lot of people, who can’t seem to find work. It’s almost every week that I meet someone who is either collecting unemployment or struggling to find a job that pays enough [...] Continue Reading

One day in Beijing, a friend and I were walking through the hutong district, a small section of mostly single-story stone residences in the center of the very modern city. Many of the hutongs have been razed, some gone decades ago, but even as we were there more had been demolished. We were walking down [...] Continue Reading

While many aspiring entertainers slug away at their craft in art school, internships, and the corporate rungs of The Industry, the Nicolle Brothers (Ethan, 29; Malachai, 6 – he was 5 at the time it was released) have carved their own path into entertainment with their fresh and ingenious web-comic-turned-webisodes-turned-Dark-Horse-hardcopy, Axe Cop. Wired Magazine sums up [...] Continue Reading

Mel Gibson is more popular than he’s ever been, at any point in his career, and sadly it’s not for anything good. His maniac rants—in which his need to be blown and how it’s going unsatisfied is a recurring talking point—have spread across the web like fire red hairs across Lindsay Lohan’s freckled crotch (talk [...] Continue Reading

The following is a collection of articles and videos that we feel are worth checking out. Why? Well, they are interesting. That’s why. Raft Guide Arrested After Saving 13 year old Girl | Denver Post U.S. Tax Dollars Indirectly Going to Taliban | USA Today Rhode Island Elementary School Confiscate Hat Because of Toy Soldiers with Plastic Guns [...] Continue Reading

For 1 hour on July 8th, 2010, basketball fans watched as LeBron James broke the hearts of Cleveland fans and established himself as King Douche. He also pissed off nearly everyone except Miami Heat fans and the hundreds of nitwits, who worship James and have since converted to Heat fans. As someone, who hates bandwagon [...] Continue Reading

Here’s a funny little video made by NYC comics, Jay Nog and Lance Weiss, asking New Yorkers what they would do to get Lebron James on the New York Knicks. More Info: Jay Nog | Website Lance Weiss | Website Continue Reading

Last Saturday, June 13th, marked “Worldwide BP Protest Day” in several major U.S. cities, an event organized by means of social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter.  Aggravated denizens gathered around their local BP gas stations in herds demonstrating their vitriol for the United Kingdom-incorporated oil giant and its involvement in the single worst [...] Continue Reading

An art installation that is currently touring the world over is making its multi-borough New York City appearance starting the Monday proceeding Father’s Day and lasting for two weeks.  New Yorkers will be able to sit down and publicly show off their musical abilities (or lack-thereof) at 50 different locations, including such notable landmarks as [...] Continue Reading

In May 2010, my roommate, Taylor Craven, and I organized a 1 day music fest in our backyard. It was a way to celebrate with all our friends one last time before parting ways as most of us had just graduated from college and would be returning to our hometowns. While Taylor and I handled [...] Continue Reading

At RoneBreak we’re all about being exposed to different ideas. It’s a difficult yet vital part of developing a balanced life perspective. Here are some videos expressing ideas that are outside the mainstream social perspective. Watch them with an open mind, and if you disagree with any of the points, examine the reason why. It [...] Continue Reading

Once I received my Bachelors of Science degree in Professional Writing, I headed straight for the door of the Memorial Auditorium in Burlington, VT, down the stairs, into my car, and up to Montreal at a 120 mph. My roommate Taylor had been circling the auditorium as I watched the time carefully. According to MapQuest, [...] Continue Reading

RoneBreak will be kicking it at the Magic Hat Brewery in S. Burlington, Vermont this Saturday for a day of music, beer, and fun. If you’re in the area or in a need of a weekend trip, come swing by and stop by our table. We’ll be having people talk about their favorite music for [...] Continue Reading