HEaRD in WNY: Shows for April 11 – 17
This week’s featured event is Lexxi Raine – Release Show. Lexxi Raine is a musician from Buffalo, NY. She doesn’t write songs for herself, she writes them for you. She…
TMR: Hidden Lapse releases single “Dead Jester”
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Hidden Lapse have announced their lead single titled “Dead Jester” from their upcoming debut album “Butterflies”. The album is scheduled to be released May 31st through Rockshots…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: A Monster’s Heart
A Monster’s Heart – Mark Laufer CreateSpace Independent Publishing 344 Pages I always want to see local authors do well. I’d love to see a bestselling author come out of…
POCZCIWINSKI: Of Night And Light’s new EP has heavier feel
Ever since the release of their self-titled full-length album back in September of 2017, Of Night and Light have been all over the Western New York music scene. They have…
POCZCIWINSKI: Of Night And Light’s new EP has heavier feel
Ever since the release of their self-titled full-length album back in September of 2017, Of Night and Light have been all over the Western New York music scene. They have…
TMR: Interview: Jason Acquilano- Gutted Alive, 2019
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW After overcoming a pretty big setback last year, Rochester brutal death titans Gutted Alive are full steam ahead towards dropping one of the area’s nastiest albums. Headed…
HEaRD in WNY: Shows for April 4 – 10
This week’s featured event is The Tins, The Demos, The Leones, & Leyda (solo)Hailing from Buffalo, NY, four-piece indie rock outfit, The Tins weave captivating harmonic anthems into a sonic…
TMR: Ashen Horde- Fallen Cathedrals
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Ashen Horde is set to release their third full length album “Fallen Cathedrals” on March 22nd. If you haven’t heard the album’s featured singles “Profound Darkness” and…
TMR: Target- Deep Water Flames
TECHNICAL MUSIC REVIEW Target put out “Deep Water Flames”at the end of January and I’ve given it some time to sink in. They’re a death metal band with lots of…
EXPLORING THE NIAGARA FRONTIER: The red-bellied woodpecker
Red-bellied woodpeckers have made their way to the Niagara Frontier in the last 50 years. Photo courtesy Wisconsin Division of Natural Resources. If you have a suet feeder in your…