The Colorblind James Experience’s two sold-out shows at Abilene may have been more than just a one-time tribute to Chuck Cuminale and his music.
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Audio Archaeology: The quirkiness of Colorblind James Experience
Led by Chuck “Colorblind James” Cuminale, Colorblind James Experience was a consistent musical presence in Rochester from 1985 through 2001.
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Album review: ‘Bust Out!’
The Fox Sisters’ new album”Bust Out!” leans heavily toward vintage American rock ‘n’ roll, with nods to Sam Cooke and Wilson Pickett.
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Margaret Explosion has a Marshall plan
The neon flashed “Vacancy” after guitarist Bob Martin packed a grip and skedaddled west to Chicago, leaving a hole in the Margaret Explosion the size of space. The Margaret Explosion is known for its atmospheric, borderless seek and find, and Martin was an integral component. It is the perfect music, really; a narcotic moment in […]
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Album review: ‘Slightly Radio Active’
The Squires of the Subterrain “Slightly Radio Active” Rocket Racket Records squiresofthesubterrain.com I’ve been a fan of the Squire (Chris Earl) since the beginning. Same goes for Phil Marshall, who shows up with his guitar on The Squires of the Subterrain’s brand new 12-song collection of quirky pop nuggets, “Slightly Radio Active.” This has essentially […]
