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Castle Black
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At the Mothership – Castle Black, Kid Tested, Spud, and Passion Tax

August 7, 2026 Alex Batuyong

From NYC, Castle Black is on their Taste of Bass Tour this summer, and stopped in Buffalo on July 23rd to put on a show with Kid Tested from Cleveland, Ohio, and local artists Spud and Passion Tax. 

It was …

Skylar Forrester's "Then and Now"
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ALBUM REVIEW: Skylar Forester’s “Then and Now”

August 6, 2026 Alex Batuyong
MC Chris at Milkie's
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25 Years of MC Chris with Mega Ran

August 5, 2026 Alex Batuyong
Redd and the Paper Flowers
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Redd & the Paper Flowers Summer Nights Tour – Hot Mama’s Canteen

July 9, 2026 Alex Batuyong
The Beths Live
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The Beths Return to Buffalo for Their 2026 U.S. Tour

July 3, 2026 Alex Batuyong

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Rochester Groovecast
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January 14, 2021 Max Gucinski

Introducing: The Rochester Groovecast Podcast

This past Sunday, I had the pleasure of chatting over Zoom with Ben Albert, a local Rochester podcaster and music mega-fan. Ben’s podcast, the Rochester Groovecast podcast, will be hosted on WNYMusic.com in the very near future.

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The Songwriters Speakeasy Podcast – Episode #27 with Weatherworn

On episode #27 of The Songwriters Speakeasy Podcast, Jonathan Wisniewski and Weatherworn talk about their songwriting process, using guitar tab programs to write music, having one member of the band be the sole songwriter, and much more while drinking cocktails!…

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This past year has been tragic in nearly every way possible. But the forced downtime and early onset of cabin fever allowed many creatives to pursue their passions and pour themselves fully into those projects ruminated upon but never quite …

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January 7, 2021 Max Gucinski

Retro Review: “Let It Go” by Silo 6

There are things that I like about this record and things that I don’t. Like many local bands’ albums, Silo 6’s release “Let It Go”  has a lot of great things going for it, but it also unfortunately has elements …

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January 6, 2021 Ryan Gurnett

The Songwriters Speakeasy Podcast – Episode #26 with Weathering

Jonathan Wisniewski and Weathering talk about their songwriting process, writing lyrics in the moment, gear, oblique strategy cards, and more while getting drunk on cocktails!

Episode #26 with Weathering
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Science Man II
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January 5, 2021 Reilly Kinmartin

Review: “Science Man II” by Science Man

John Toohill’s Science Man is giving Buffalo’s music scene a taste of nostalgia with his ode to hardcore punk and eccentric performance art. Considering modern punk is mostly underground nowadays and largely replaced in the mainstream by pop-punk, most projects …

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January 4, 2021 Ryan Gurnett

The Struggle is Real Buffalo Music Podcast’s Best of 2020

For episode #69 (nice), we bring you The Struggle is Real Buffalo Music Podcast’s Best of 2020 Podcast. In a year that was awful, we still brought you the struggle twice a month with amazing guests, great new local music …

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