Co-organized by local musician Steven Danglis, “Through the Soil” is a staggering 68-song compilation of lo-fi, DIY pop.
Joe Massaro
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Cusp turns up the fuzz on emotional debut EP
On its first release “Spill,” the post-punk band Cusp combines bursts of fuzzed-out guitars with introspective angst.
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On ‘Master Cat,’ Hard Nips explore the rough edges of punky power pop
The Brooklyn band Hard Nips blends catchy power pop and raw garage rock on “Master Cat,” released by Rochester label Dadstache Records.
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The realistic grief of ‘Cherry’
The characters in the Russo brothers’ new traumatic drama are people struggling with the all-too-common burdens of PTSD, addiction, and mental illness.
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Local indie film ‘A Pharaoh’s Lonely Ego’ is an outlandish fever dream
Musician Austin Lake adds film to his creative repertoire with his Rochester-heavy, melodramatic horror-comedy.
