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Tonight: Pierogi Love Night


Tonight at the Ukranian-American Civic Center, or the Uki Club, a cast of off-beat Buffalo musicians, including UVB-76, Jack Toft, and Bill Nehill, will help celebrate Valentine's Day night by filling lonely hearts with everyone's favorite fried Polish dumpling, and music. Located at 205 Military Road, just past the old Showplace Theater, the Uki Club offers a great selection of Ukrainian beers to down while Jack Toft shoulder bounces to UVB-76.

Music kicks off this evening at 9pm with a cover of $5. Make sure to bring extra cash for food and drinks as no cards are accepted at the Uki Club. In the mean time, check out ANOTHER new Malt Disney directed video from Toft's collaboration with producer Chauncey Tails, this time featuring Little Cake from Radarada.



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Tonight: Ghost Mice


Chances are, if you've been to the Glitterbox, a cozy West Side basement at 359 Parkdale Ave., you're going to check out tonight's 6 o'clock show featuring Ghost Mice, Brimstone Blondes, and Bill Nehill. As a relative newcomer to Buffalo, I'll leave it to a few friends-who-know to describe the opening acts. 

 Bill Nehill, a local songwriter, says on his Facebook page, "Ed Hallborg [and I] ... will be playing mainly new songs...included on a record the two of us will be working on soon, tentatively titled "Ghosts Both Abstract And Human." I am on vocals and guitar while Ed plays piano. If you dig Songs: Ohio, Nick Drake, or Fred Neil, you might want to come down and check it out," then asks us again to "Dig it!" 

 Mike Moretti, WBNY D.J., calls Brimstone Blondes "lo-fi, light-hearted... reminiscent of Talking Heads, Elvis Costello, or The Exploding Hearts," then asks us to "Check it out."

 As for Ghost Mice, the Bloomington, Indiana  acoustic punk group, I was impressed by a sentiment in the song, "boy meets girl:" "Anyone that doesn't want to die must not really be alive." 

 If you want to test the boundaries of happiness at a punk show, this Glitterbox gig is IT! 


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