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Brett Jones attended SUNY Fredonia and currently lives in Rochester, New York. He is an avid road-tripper, outdoorsman and music fan. Some favorite bands (in no particular order) include: Pavement, Brian Jonestown Massacre, Phish, Haewa, STS9, Ocupanther, Johnny Cash and LCD Soundsystem. Outside of writing about music, Brett writes poetry and fiction, with recent work appearing in Dark Matter, Gambling The Aisle, RPDsociety, and forthcoming in Tribe Magazine.
To mark the first day of autumn, Ocupanther released their third album, Data Stretching, showing a conscious evolution from last year’s release, Progressor, while continuing to hammer down a focused sound. Overall the record might fit into…
Hearing Aide: moe.’s ‘No Guts, No Glory!’
Pretend for a second that you are in the band moe.: you’ve been playing together for twenty-five years, performed alongside rock-and-roll legends, hosted major festivals for fifteen years, acquired a cult-like following, and now you are…
Well Worn Boot & Mr. Boneless at Buffalo’s Central Park Grill
Despite their stylistic differences, Buffalo-based bands Well Worn Boot and Mr. Boneless are both independently known for their high-energy rock-and-roll shows. If you put the two on a bill together in their hometown, you’re lucky if the…
Well Worn Boot Now Accepting Submissions for ‘Wild Wild Fest’
Rowdy, unique and uncontainable are just three words to describe a Well Worn Boot show – and this year’s Wild Wild Fest is sure to be no different. A music and camping festival held at Willow Creek Winery in Silver Creek, NY, this…
Farewell, Dub Land Underground
Rochester lost a gem with this one. Despite its imperfections, Dub Land Underground was home for a variety of local bands, a destination for niche national acts and a launching pad for some of our regions finest musicians. Those memories…
Ocupanther Three-Hour Set on DubLand Rochester
When Ocupanther plays Rochester, even the most loyal fans can expect a few surprises and sharp new tunes. December 6th was no exception as Ocupanther returned to Dubland Underground on a snowy Friday night that saw a room full of old…