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The Nickel City Soundtrack Podcast has been around long enough to have 242 prior episodes, and with episode 243 you’ll be able to find it here on The Buffalo Hive. Listen to Mark Miller and Chris Wyatt talk with members of the newish band Slam Dunk in this episode.
Jen Karlis & James Brennan from Not Normal visited the Flamingo Lounge on June 12 and shared their story and a couple tracks off their new EP “Furnish the World.”
First Sly Stone, now Brian Wilson. Great music, and great art, feels personal, and Brian Wilson’s music certainly does, writes editor Elmer Ploetz. We’ve also got reminiscences from Jim Laspesa, the Kenmore drummer who went on to play with Wilson.
A Niagara Falls band has lineage to legendary guitarist Tommy Tedesco, but has its own sound. Tanya Gamble has the story on their individual sound and local influence.
Sly Stone’s genius helped shape modern music, and that was a burden as well as a blessing, MYQ Farrow writes in his look at the legacy of Sly, who died Monday at age 82.
“I swear they choose me, I’m not choosing them.” Sabrina Carpenter has released a new single titled “Manchild.” Chloe Kowalyk has information on the release and a review.
