Jacob King’s “Jingle Jangle” is an interesting blend of genres. While lumped into the ever-growing, enigmatic realm of “alternative rock,” its contents lean more toward experimental than anything defined.
The album features “jingling” percussion throughout. This, paired with heavy indie-style …
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Buffalo indie-rock group The Burkharts have been a well-known band in the WNY music scene for a few years now, notable for their matching yellow sweaters and unmatched chaotic stage presence. Their new EP, “Who Are The Burkharts?,” strives to …
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During my time as a student at SUNY Fredonia, I’ve met and gotten to know a lot of amazing and talented artists, but few have captured my attention quite like Jordan Cohan. He always delivers when it comes to …
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Protest music expresses the feelings of the oppressed by giving them voices when they’re otherwise unheard. Bob Marley and The Wailers used their platform to empower Black people to speak up and fight for their inalienable human rights with the …
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Odd, offbeat, strange. Common, expected, standard.
Those words would normally combine to create an oxymoron or a phrase that seems redundant. However, every so often a description rolls around that announces the breaking of new ground, the reaching of a …
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Before listening to “Get Get,” I had never heard of Big Ale. However, after listening to this single, as well as some of his previous releases, I have to say I really like what he’s doing and think he has …
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Over the course of rock ‘n’ roll’s sordid history, different styles of songwriting have emerged and worked their ways to the forefront. On one end of the spectrum, bands such as Black Sabbath, The Who, and Rush have woven together …
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