Below are links to our Top 10 music features of 2012 according to our Google Analytic’s reports. These are ranked by page views. 449 Kicks Ass With New Lead Singer, Trevor Smith “Dancing with You” – and Jamie Alimorad Musicians Gavin and Joey DeGraw Bring Their Popular NYC Club to Nashville Cruising Back-Road Highways – […]
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?
Lyrical Storm Plays The Game With His Lottery Ticket EP
We recently spoke with multi-media artist Lyrical Storm about his books, music, and other endeavors and how he makes use of the Internet and social media to promote his business. Naturally, he sent us a copy of his newest release, Lottery Ticket EP, for us to listen to and check out. Understanding Lyrical Storm’s background as […]
Grab Some Cigarettes ‘n Gasoline and Head To Sea With Colin Ward
It’s chilly and raining outside but with the tropical frequencies of Cigarettes ‘n Gasoline filling the room, I might as well be on a boat in the Caribbean. On his newest album, Colin Ward takes us sailing through stories of pawn shops and beautiful days fishing around the Florida Keys. Playing guitar since he was 12, Colin […]
Erisa Rei Blackballed – Not a Chance!
Not her first sojourn with an independent record release, Middle Tennesse native, Erisa Rei is back with “Black Ball” on Creative and Dreams. I can tell you straight off that this disc won’t get her kicked out of Nashville any time soon! Two decades of honing her craft on the musical and acting stages have […]
Local Spotlight – Farewell Fighter
You want to know the way Farewell Fighter learned? In 2011, after being listed as Alternative Press Magazine’s top un-signed bands of 2010, Farewell Fighter let go of the comfy, material life to hit the road. Spending 12 months playing 150+ shows in 40+ states and selling over 5,500 copies of their album during the […]
Ed Pettersen Curses The River of Time
Ed Pettersen is deep. Delivering an intriguing blend of americana, folk, rock, and blues, Ed layers his music with commentary any lyricist or storyteller will appreciate. Bouncing back and forth between Nashville and Norway, Ed’s songwriting provides a unique perspective as well as a life story we haven’t heard before. I Curse The River of […]
The MiCKS Renew The Old School With Their Self-Titled EP
The MiCKS keep it classic while delivering a fresh platter of garage rock heart and soul. The band was founded by brothers Matt (singer/songwriter/guitarist) and Sam McMickle (drums), and also includes Hank Prol on bass duties. This New Jersey trio is a combination of your favorite rock spices: a dash of Led Zeppelin, a pinch […]
Birds of Chicago Are Not Landing Any Time Soon
J.T. Nero and Allison Russell have come together as Birds of Chicago to release their self-titled EP. These two birds have been busy over the years and from what I can tell this union of musical talent was an inevitable occurrence in the timeline of their solo careers. Birds of Chicago are at home on […]
Michael Colton Met Death…Twice But Is Here With The Robert Johnson Sessions
Michael Colton has knocked on death’s door twice in his life. Since he’s still alive he thought he would dedicate his life to music, more specifically the blues. The Robert Johnson Sessions is Michael’s innovative and refreshing tribute to the blues’ legend, Robert Johnson. “I don’t think of death as this dark struggle; we’re all […]
La Catrin Releases Humans Are My Keyboards
La Catrin has one hell of a story. First off, Humans Are My Keyboards is La Catrin’s debut but she is not a new comer to the music game. Before venturing off on her own to self-finance and create this first solo album, Bianca Montalvo was a member of Heist At Hand. As a part […]
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