For all those struggling musicians out there, tap what you know, the Internet, for success. By Alexandra Stewart, Community Team Coordinator, Indaba Music. A musician’s career is a long and arduous journey and capitalizing on those few open doors will make or break their career. As the adage goes, “Don’t close any doors until you see [...]
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The Palmer Squares are something to give a shit about.
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All that’s missing is an eight-track for the proverbial format hat trick.
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Even if not a single person was listening to what I was doing, I would still be doing this shit on a daily basis.
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“I don’t like attention, I abhor it.”
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Dublin has some of the best live music in the world.
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Fame and fortune could be found in aping the White Stripes.
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At the very least, I think we can catch people off guard.
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Like many musicians before him, Guzaldo of Jack Avery’s is still searching for success.
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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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