When the Buffalo music industry collapses I need to start writing weather articles since winter and spring are still fighting with each other in the middle of April. Well, these upcoming shows are keeping...

Nostalgia has always been a big draw in media. You take a beloved classic from years ago and bring it to the modern day, people are going to be drawn to it. Not to say there’s anything wrong with that,...

The cryptic abstract rapper is back at it again with futuristic hip-hop beats and catchy lyrics like “must find fried fish its Friday”. ELUCID has grown incredibly as a producer and has presented us...

Faithfully, Johnny Mathis’ sixth album to earn gold RIAA certification and in only four calendar years’ time, is a masterful demonstration of romantic sensation. Johnny Mathis’ warm baritone vocals...

As the inception of Spring is on the horizon, Buffalo shows are sprinkling in late March. Concertgoers are in for an exciting shake up with these four musical outings. Goblin Hovel, Brave the Sea,...

Ride the Cyclone presented by Casting Hall Productions at the Donald Savage Flexible Theater locks in a sold out first night on March 13 at 7:30 pm. The show received positive reviews, with particular...

Get a credit card. Use the birth control pill. Attend an ivy league college. Rent an apartment alone. Eat alone in some restaurants. Among countless other examples, these are just a few of the things...

Dan Lukasik, New York State Judicial Wellness Coordinator and Buffalo State alumni, came to campus Feb 25 to screen his documentary, My Brother Lost in Time: A Bipolar Life. It is a short film exploring...

Buffalo’s AKG Art Museum debuted a half-hour documentary this last Thursday in celebration of the opening of their latest invitational survey exhibition Hi-Vis. The exhibition and corresponding documentary...

Just over a month ago, Mac Miller’s second posthumous album, Balloonerism, was released, setting a new standard for posthumous treatment of music artists. The discussion behind posthumous releases...