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New Releases Jack Stauber's Pop Food April 12, 2017

Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling Global Wars ignites Stage AE 10/13/17

Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling Global Wars ignites Stage AE 10/13/17 October 24, 2017

Local hardcore and metal pioneers Code Orange nominated for Grammy

Local hardcore and metal pioneers Code Orange nominated for Grammy November 29, 2017

Recent Articles

Music, Apr 22, 2019
Masked Singer: The undeniable charm of Orville Peck's queer cowboy music
- By Meg Fair
- Tags: Music

Music, Mar 18, 2019
AllegrA returns to Pittsburgh with a new EP, yet, not enough
- By Meg Fair
- Tags: Music

Music, Jun 27, 2018
7 Days of Concerts
- By Meg Fair
- Tags: Music, Critics' Picks

Music, Jun 20, 2018
Fortune Teller releases self-titled, full-length debut

For fans of Black Sabbath, Sleep but faster, ’90s rock riffage
- By Meg Fair
- Tags: Music, Music, Fortune Teller, J.J. Young, Giovanni Orsini, New Releases

Specials & Guides, Music Issue Jun 20, 2018
MUSIC ISSUE: Where to see live music and buy local

In honor of the Music Issue, City Paper celebrates a few favorite venues and give you the rundown on where to get your vinyl, cassettes and CDs locally
- By Meg Fair
- Tags: Music Issue, live music, record shops, Smiling Moose, Cattivo, The Funhouse at Mr. Smalls, The Mr. Roboto Project, Rex Theater, Club Cafe, Rock Room, The Glitter Box Theater, Jerry’s Records, Attic Record Store, Cruel Noise Records, Dave’s Music Mine, Dorsey’s Record Shop, Get Hip Recordings, Juke Records, Rather Ripped Records, Skull Records, Up Beat Records, Vinyl Remains

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Re: State Rep. Summer Lee wants county health department to halt a Braddock fracking well
- Thank you, Summer Lee, for standing up for public health!
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- on August 23, 2019
Re: Developers are watering down Pittsburgh neighborhoods by lacking any connection to the communities they build in, but there are standouts
- Well done! And equally good written article...simple, fresh, to the point and very informative
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- on August 23, 2019
Re: Vanished local retail icon G.C. Murphy's is the subject of a new book.
- I loved Murphys in Uniontown, Pa. It had everything, the toys on the third floor,the…
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- on August 22, 2019

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