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Frank Palangi Releases EP “BRING ON THE FEAR”

Fiona Hernandez Jun 18, 2020

Upstate NY indie rock singer and guitarist Frank Palangi has released his EP "BRING ON THE FEAR." The self-produced hard heavy Rock artist who can do anything and everything he sets his mind to has the type of personality that…

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Hearing Aide: Townhouse Warrior ‘Words, Unsaid,’

Sammy Steiner Mar 15, 2018

Reigning from Upstate New York, the group Townhouse Warrior are set to release their third full-length album on March 20. This four-man punk rock band released their debut album just three years back and followed it up with their sophomore…

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Staff Writer Jul 20, 2013

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Bella Terra (Aug 15-18 2013) Becoming one of Upstate New York’s Great Annual Festivals

Jenni Wilson Apr 9, 2013

Bella Terra Festival originated in 2009 as a music, art and culture festival to raise funds for Berkshire County, Massachusetts Arts Scholarships. Since 2009, the festival is no longer purely a benefit event, but instead a diverse mix…

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Mansions On The Moon at The Westcott Theater, November 13th

Jim Gilbert Nov 20, 2012

A plastic pigeon perched on his keyboard as Ben Hazelgrove and the rest of Mansions On The Moon spilled their mysterious musical magic onto the stage at The Westcott Theater. The Los Angeles based band is fresh on the scene, having debuted…

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Rubblebucket At The Westcott Theater, November 14th

Jim Gilbert Nov 20, 2012

Around the educated-listener music scene, there has been quite a buzz about the Boston-based band Rubblebucket. At the Westcott Theater November 14th, I finally got to check out what all the hipster hubbub was all about. The lead vocalist,…

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First year Festival gets off on the Right Foot: Autumation, November 9th-10th

Jenni Wilson Nov 19, 2012

photos by Chelsea Valente Let’s be honest, by the end of August we’re already missing the festival season: the pounding music at all hours of the night while you’re trying to squeeze in what little sleep you can, the endless rows of…