Heading to Bonnaroo? I am! When I got a message from a friend about one of her acts, I had to check out these “Nocona” cats… Damn! All I can say is they instantly got added to my Must See list. These cats rock some alt country sounds like nobody’s business. Look out, Mumford, there’s […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
Razvan Stroie – Endless
We got a really interesting request from a cat in Stockholm. Razvan Stroi sent over nothing but a ReverbNation page with some songs and no bio on it. A short conversation later, we had a bio! In 2013 I started again producing electronic music, having a few other attempts in the previous years (2000, 2011 […]
JoyFocus and the Love Song Cliche
Three independent albums, 7 featured singles on 6 different international releases, and a lot of love from [loyal] fans on both sides of the planet, JoyFocus will be entering your radar soon (if they haven’t already). Since their 2001 debut, Chicago duo Rikk Currence (musician) and Holly Joy (singer) have been making more moves and creating […]
The Jinxes Send Me A Sign
Any time I hear an acoustic guitar accompanied by orchestral instrumentation in a pristine mix, I feel great inside. The Jinxes must have heard my call for something a little different and refreshing because on this EP they definitely Send Me A Sign. When the disc ends with the song Send Me A Sign and I […]
Let Long Day Too Short release “Occupy” your Player
The latest release from Long Day Too Short, “Occupy” hit the desk today. It’s taken me a minute to get into it, but don’t let that scare you. The first tune on the 5 song EP was – in my opinion and that of the gentleman sitting here with me – was a poor choice […]
Richard Murray – Borealis – Alt Country Finest
This one almost slipped through on me, folks! I sure am glad I found it. The new release from Irish-born Richard Murray, “Borealis,” is some of the finest alt-country folk acoustic rock I’ve heard this year. Murray stands out as a lyricist, with amazingly poetic prose. The songs on “Borealis” range from dance-able old-timey influenced […]
Traveling The Left Coast With Jensen Reed
Jensen Reed has arrived with his own unique flavor of electro-hip-pop. Combining upbeat, atmospheric instrumentals with Reed’s strong vocal delivery unleashes the next step in creativity for this North Carolina native. Jensen first realized he wanted to walk the path of music when a high school friend needed a duet partner for a talent show. […]
Love Is War Supports Not For Sale Campaign
Love Is War EP is inspired by the Not For Sale campaign. Not For Sale’s mission is to abolish modern day slavery and human/sex trafficking. All ITunes sales of the song Love Is War will go to support Not For Sale. With that out of the way, let’s get to the music. Kevin Luiz has […]
The Heavy Guilt
The Heavy Guilt have delivered one of the most solid albums I have heard this year. Imagine the classic essence of Led Zeppelin thrown into a cauldron with the poetic psychedelia of The Doors, the grittiness of The Velvet Underground, and the more modern nuances of The Black Keys for an intriguing stew of funky […]
Interview with Mize and the Drive – MusicTree Festival 2013
MusicTree Festival will be going down June 7 – 11 in Manchester, Tennessee. We will be publishing info and features about the bands as we close in on this event. Feel free to check out our coverage from 2012. Let everyone know who you are, where you are from and what style of music you […]
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