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You “Can’t Go Wrong” with Seether’s Album Si Vis Pacem,…
Patience is a virtue that will be handsomely rewarded to Seether’s fans once they hear Seether’s new…
Album Review: Maybe Sunday – ‘Above the Trees’
By Sean Nevison, Staff Writer
Maybe Sunday declares themselves a "psychedelic, alternative, blues, pop, jelly"…
Hearing Aide – Roomful of Blues, In A Roomful Of Blues
Roomful of Blues, in over five decades of playing, have established themselves as one of the most accomplished…
Hearing Aide: Back From Nothing ‘Someone Say Something’
Hailing from Westchester, NY is a four-piece indie rock group called Back From Nothing. And they are bursting onto…
Hearing Aide: Mike DeAngelis ‘Songs from the Shelter’
New York native and country artist, Mike DeAngelis, is thrilled to release his new album, Songs from the Shelter,…
Hearing Aide: Treasure Plate ‘Engine Core Phenomenal’
Galactic space travelers Treasure Plate have traversed time and space to send a message in the form of a rock…
Hearing Aide: The Stedwells ‘Hideout’
With their 2018 EP, Rochester rockers The Stedwells announced they were coming of age with the title I'm Too Tall…
Hearing Aide: Ernie Haase & Signature Sound ‘A Jazzy Little…
It’s no easy feat to make a Christmas album stand out these days. There’s a lot to choose from and they all tend…
Hearing Aide: Aqueous ‘Burn it Down’
Buffalo-based four-piece, Aqueous, explores their indie dance-rock roots with their latest EP 'Burn it Down.'…
Hearing Aide: Citris ‘Delusions of Glamour’
Brooklyn's Citris has an animated energy synonymous with an experienced on the L-Train, when some bare chested…