Local singer-songwriter Grace Conheady releases “Hello, Goodbye, In Between,” a debut album with sprawling vocals and intimate lyricism.
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CITY’s 2021 Playlist: Music From When You Were Away
Reflect on a strange and trying year with an eclectic mix of Rochester’s finest local music.
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Cammy Enaharo releases evocative music video for the single ‘When You Call’
Rochester singer-songwriter Cammy Enaharo’s music video for the single “When You Call” is a powerful statement on the importance of creative expression.
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Two Truths releases unorthodox debut EP ‘Electric Campfire’
Two Truths’ debut EP “Electric Campfire” bridges ’70s folk and ’00s indie rock to create an impressive, clever first effort.
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Cusp steps into the world of synth-pop on new single ‘I Can’t Die’
Cusp’s new single “I Can’t Die” features a solo performance from frontwoman Jen Bender in a detour from the band’s post-punk sound.
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Punk band Mannequin Pussy returns to Rochester to headline Bug Jar
The Philadelphia-based punk band Mannequin Pussy plays alongside Angel Du$t and Pinkshift for a high-energy show at Bug Jar on Oct. 23.
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Boy Jr. teases new album with two TikTok-inspired singles
Boy Jr. continues to bring her winning TikTok formula to listeners with the original song “Simping for the Villain” and a “Mr. Brightside” cover.
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KINDOFKIND headlines prog-rock, math-rock showcase at Bug Jar
The Bug Jar hosts a crowded lineup of Rochester prog-rock bands with talent to spare — including KINDOFKIND and Free Casino — on Sept. 24.
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Two Truths makes debut with ambitious electro-folk music video
The band Two Truths makes a bold introduction to the Rochester music scene with their debut single and music video, “Brushstrokes.”
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Wild Pink and Kitchen play cathartic indie pop at Bug Jar
On Sept. 18, Wild Pink and Kitchen take the stage for a night of contemplative, thought-provoking indie music.
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The Forest Dwellers’ debut album ‘Open Road’ fuses reggae-rock with ’90s grit
On “Open Road,” The Forest Dwellers play with the boundaries of the reggae-rock genre to create a technically mature, successful debut album.
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The ‘Big ‘G’ Jam’ brings funkadelic acts to Hannibal
On Aug. 20 and 21, “The ‘G’ Lodge” welcomes national bands Litz and Dr. Bacon, as well as Rochester acts such as The English Project and The Buddhahood.
