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The Nu Roc DJ Crew has been an international player in the breaks scene for five years now, and if that isn't reason enough to celebrate I don't know what is. They've put in work around the world, all from their home base in the 585. From hosting a radio
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No, it's not an AC/DC remix project, although that would be cool. Hellz Bellz is the Halloween party hosted by Act:Live, and features hip hop's underground heavy hitters Sean Price and Copywrite. Price is best known for his groups Boot Camp Clik and Heltah Skeltah, the latter of which even
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What better place to live out your Technicolor fantasies than a rave? The music's blasting, the lights are blaring, and the wardrobe, quite frankly, could provide backup if the sun went out. Rave Harder Productions knows that, and now they're bring the beat back for all you Barneys and Bettys
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When you see a name like Funkerman, you probably know what you're getting into. He's no stranger to the funky, groovy, soulful side of house music, and there's a certain power the superhero-esque moniker implies. This DJ leaps genres in a single bound, can play up to four gigs in
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The only newsprint-friendly way to describe Girl Talk's music is that it starts with "cluster" and ends with "uck." A few years ago, biomedical engineer and all-around brainiac Gregg Gillis applied his smarts to live audio and rode the mash-up wave all the way to the top. His shows have
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Dig grooves that make you move? Dig AudioInFlux. This local jazz band will be providing the soundtrack to your toe-tapping, head-nodding, sipping-on-a-cup-of-coffee kind of evening. And once the caffeine gets to you, you won't feel out of place standing up and getting down. But the caffeine has to wear off
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With all the attention internet media outlets are getting from the RIAA, it wouldn't be a surprise to see the phrase "blog house" in the next edition of Webster's. It'll describe the musical melting pot going on as a result of DJs and producers spreading their music all over the
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Carbon Records founder/artist Joe+N is about to go on tour. For one day. In Rochester. If any of this sounds unusual, it's because unusual is this guy's bread and butter. The tour will consist of six half-hour noise-oriented audiovisual performances around the Rochester area, featuring a wide range of guest
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Vinyl records have been in hiding since their heyday in the 60's and 70's, living secret lives in basements and attics all over the world. But once a month they come out for the Rehab Record Party, where DJs Ginnis and Calamity give praise to the stacks of wax. This
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House DJ Jason Hodges is crossing the lake and showing Rochester what two decades of Toronto nightlife sounds like. He's gained notoriety on the strength of his original production - deep house grooves accented with hip-hop vocals, and slow-burners that keep you entranced when your feet can't dance anymore. Getting
