(EDITOR’S NOTE — For much of its 43-year career as a punk band, Virus X was considered an outsider in its hometown of Niagara Falls; long viewed as unruly delinquents whose original music about youthful alienation, drug addiction and general malfeasance fell far outside the city’s more traditional musical landscape, which in the 80s and 90s was dominated by classic rock and Top 40 cover bands. But now, nearly five decades after its birth, this b…
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