How Iowa’s Lemon Law Affects Your Music Touring Gear: A Rhythmic Breakdown

written by: Erin Edwards on June 21, 2020

We here at Pop ‘Stache love independent, eclectic music, and we also love law that protects consumers. And today, both of these worlds collide in a great big jam session of protecting musicians like you. Juxtaposition of musical genres aside, how do these two worlds mesh? Good question. For an answer, we look no further […]

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Harmonizing Your Career: Rocking the Business and Law Degree Scene

written by: Erin Edwards on April 10, 2020

A degree blend of business and law degree jobs could appease music industry rhythm. Business degrees are useful in any field. Degrees with a focus on law can lead to a multitude of different jobs in nearly any industry. However, a combination business and law degree offers an extensive job network that could run through […]

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The Top 6th FTM Sites Today?

written by: Erin Edwards on February 1, 2020

Omibod cam sites are one of the most popular camera and lens rental areas in the world. They have literally considered the world of digital photography by hurricane. Many amateur and specialist photographers work with these sites to talk about the joys with their craft with other photographers. If you are looking for the purpose […]

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Interpol – El Pintor

written by: Kaitlin Lounsberry on September 5, 2014

When a band member leaves, either on good terms or bad, how remaining members choose to respond can be debilitating. After losing bassist Carlos Dengler, Interpol’s fifth studio album El Pintor stands as a risky move. However, over the course of Interpol’s 10 years on the scene, the band’s grown well prepared for the ups and downs associated […]

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Julie Meckler – QueensHead

written by: Mitch Keiffer on October 29, 2013

The Chicago Tribune could not be more right in declaring French songstress Julie Meckler as one of their “Artists to Watch in 2011,” although her debut album Queenshead is finally hitting us two years later thanks to a successful Kickstarter from back then. Meckler, who was formerly an actress overseas, is joined by  a group of […]

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The Petticoat Tearoom – “Love Isn’t Gone”

written by: Rick Homuth on August 5, 2013

Love Isn’t Gone Fall not coming soon enough? Still haven’t found an A.C. unit for your sweaty apartment? The Petticoat Tearoom have some mountain jams to ease your estival blues. They’re not your standard banjo-wielding hipsters, either– the songs on their latest album “Love Isn’t Gone” are packed with seamless instrumental talent. So press play, […]

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Duncan Sheik is Way Past “Barely Breathing…” Are You?

written by: Craig Bechtel on December 10, 2012

Before his mid-November concert at SPACE in Evanston, Illinois, singer, songwriter and producer Duncan Sheik, who was catapulted to stardom and pigeonholed as a “one-hit wonder” by the success of his breathy single, “Barely Breathing,” shared some thoughts behind what prompted him to embark on his most recent projects and what was next on his […]

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