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Spotlight: Uncertain
“Transnoise” artists uncertain talk about their identities and beliefs.
The Grumpy Ghey: Getting My Gay Goat
Apparently, I’m gayer when I’m upset. It’s a tell, and I hate it.
Buffalo Beer Buzz
All the news that’s fit to drink.
Loupe Perks: Mighty Niagara
There’s no finer time to venture to Niagara County than while the weather is warm.
This Week's Agenda from Loop Magazine
Stay in the Loop with this week’s LGBT happenings in Western New York presented by Loop Magazine!
Looking Backward: Niagara & Potomac, 1951
This storefront has been vacant since at least 1982, and the upstairs apartments since a fire in 2000.
Map: Lower West Side
Some of our favorite spots around the Lower West Side neighborhood…
Our Little Sister
One of the most visually impressive films you’re likely to see for some time.
Wenhua Shi at Squeaky Wheel
The artist has created computer games of a sort. But an unusual sort.
Suspending NFL Players for Pot Is Inhumane
For a league that sanctions drug dependence and looks the other way on brain trauma, punishing a player for weed is ridiculous.
The Public Record: Labor Crisis Looms at Mercy Hospital
Report alleges understaffing and deplorable conditions, workers consider a strike.
This Week's Public Picks
The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews.
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Buffalo Spell and the Adam Bronstein Freehand Band
[JAZZ] Two talented local bands will take over both stages at Nietzsche’s on Friday, August 19. Taking the back stage is Toney Rhodes’ Buffalo Spell, an eccentric jazz-funk band who will play a mix of originals and covers. On the front stage, Adam Bronstein’s Freehand Band will play a selection of original compositions by band leaders Bronstein, Jon Lehning, and Alec Dube.
Torn Space presents: Response
[PERFORMANCE] Torn Space Theater just keeps reaching and growing. Committed to bringing challenging and innovative work to area audiences, the company—founded by Dan Shanahan and Melissa Meola—has attracted international attention for its theatrical spectacles and to the places it uses to mount them. This includes Silo City (which has drawn international attention and artists on its own merit) and the Adam Mickiewicz Dramatic Circle, Torn Space’s home base.
A Bloody Mary Release Party
[DRINK] Bloody Mary fans rejoice, this party is for you.
Sleepy Hahas
[INDIE] Buffalo indie music stalwarts Sleep Hahas will play their final show on Saturday at Mohawk Place.
J. Phlip
[ELECTRONIC/DANCE] J. Phlip will take the decks at Sky Bar on Friday for a rooftop set that continues the bar’s summer DJ series.
Peach Mag Launch Reading
[PARTY] Peach Mag, the online literary magazine, is celebrating it’s launch with a reading party at Sugar City this Thursday.
Walter Trout
[BLUES] Blues guitarist Walter Trout, 65, has spent time in incarnations of John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers and Canned Heat while also working with legendary blues icons like Joe Tex and John Lee Hooker along the way. He’s back on the road after a woeful diagnosis of advanced liver disease ala Hep C just two years ago, making him a survivor of an entirely different kind.