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Buffalo Motorama
[AUTO] Automobiles, particularly cutting edge or luxury automobiles, are intimidating, expensive and often the spotlit focus of auto shows. There’s a sticker shock and culture shock to the realization that next year’s model is comparable to your mortgage. What’s left for the rest of us, the non-expensive car buying car enthusiast?
Alternate universe: Batman v Superman
Travelers: Hello, My Name Is Doris; Remember; Knight of Cups
Centerfold: The Visitors
Why Not to Move Abroad if Trump Is Elected
Fully Committed at Irish Classical Theatre Company
Spotlight: Buffalo Gamelan Club Is Looking for a Home
After years of practicing and learning about Indonesian gamelan music at Fredonia State University, in the city of Chicago, and on the island of Java in Indonesia, musician Matt Dunning found himself in a predicament. Gamelan is a percussive style of music that is played with an ensemble of players on a wide range of instruments, such as gongs and wooden xylophone-type instruments called gambangs. Dunning aquired a fairly large set of instruments while learning under the tutulege of a gamelan master in Java.
This Week's Agenda from Loop Magazine
Looking Backward: Washington & North Division, 1925
Artists Seen: Catherine Linder Spencer
Cover Art: Anichka
The Public Record: Who's Who in the 60th District
Investigative Post: Is There Lead in Buffalo's Water?
International Buffalo: Kevin Currier, HARD Manufacturing
New Energy, New Economics, and Retro Politics
Dyngus Day
[DYNGUS] Buffalo is now known as the Dyngus Day capital of the world. For those who don’t know, Dyngus Day is the annual Polish-pride celebration that falls on the day after Easter. In Buffalo, thousands of people gather in the Polonia District on the East Side, home of iconic locations such as the Broadway Market to celebrate the holiday.
Beyond the Billion, Part II
Slugs
[ROCK] Slugs is an L.A. by-way-of Rochester mutation of folk duo Dave Berger & Marissa Longstreet and the related dream-pop outfit High Drags. The newly minted four-piece recalls the psychedelic garage-pop of early Bangles in spots (“High in Love”) and something a bit darker elsewhere (“Anything’s Impossible”). Stopping just short of slick production, the band’s debut EP is professional sounding enough to potentially get them signed in a jiffy.

