As the Bard once said, a sinus infection is a terrible thing to waste. Thus, my weeklong excursion into the heart of Austin, taken over by a preponderance of that weird and introverted paler sex (the blogger, duh), was punctuated by that nagging feeling that one gets after having ingested opiates (I would assume…) or, […]
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Terrible Truths is a three-piece band from Adelaide, South Australia, made up of Rani Rose on guitars/vocals, Stacey Wilson on bass/vocals and Liam Kenny on drums. After their first show in February 2010, Terrible Truths quickly gained a reputation as a key part of the burgeoning Adelaide underground with solid live shows characterized by shared vocal duties […]
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The Jesus Rehab is a two-piece rock band with incredible indie-pop sensibility worth listening to.
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An in-depth interview with Kim Cooper of An Horse about how they have gotten where they are, what’s next, and the origin of “An Horse.”
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An interview with Alden Penner on his new project featuring Jamie Thompson previously of The Unicorns.
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Sandro Perri, the Toronto-based solo musician, collaborative producer, studio engineer and writer has been quietly making music for over a decade. Take a listen.
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M ‘Lady Records takes an ambitious approach to call attention to an exclusive group that includes a mix of well-known and under-the-radar female musicians.
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In the past few months the Atlanta landmark has been on the brink of closure only to see the city’s music community rally around it in an effort to save the store.
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Listening to him describe the sound that Moniker exudes is like witnessing a scribe meticulously branding ancient letters into a Book of Psalms
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For now, being entertainers means suiting up in racing jumpers, sponsored by Cheerios and Lysol, respectively—a subtle jab at how it is a Corporate World.
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In a little more than a year, HipCats Entertainment has grown to be a local Phoenix staple, putting on concerts at Phoenix First Fridays, Scottsdale, Ariz., Third Thursdays.
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After the disappointment that was Record Store Day’s inaugural year it had to find a way to become relevant. Luckily, it did.
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