I had sent out an email to everyone with 3 or 4 band name ideas, Mammothor being one of them, and didn’t get any positive feedback so I wrote a song called “Mammothor.” A few months later at practice everyone suggested we called the band Mammothor and I realized no one had read my email […]
Interview with FM Down – This Is How You Rock In Eau Claire
Let’s get the pleasantries out of the way. Who are you? Where are you from? What style of music do you make? I’m Will Wall (Vocals, Guitar) of FM Down. We’re from Eau Claire, WI. We’re a loud bombastic rock band with some cool 80’s style synth leads tossed in from time to time. How […]
Fading Away With Brando Albers
As I hear the high winds navigating their way around the structure of this house while the rain blows in, Fading Away by Brando Albers overcomes my senses with its dark but poppy alternative electro-pop. Brando is a singer/songwriter from St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada and if I were fading away right now, I would want this […]
Steph Barrak Has The Words To Break Your Heart
Steph Barrak began learning piano and clarinet in middle school but, considering she found herself improvising her own melodies instead of reading the sheet music, she gave up formal lessons at age 13. She then picked up her sister’s guitar and began writing songs on 1 string. She eventually got the courage to try a […]
Interview with Dave Shanaberger of Alberta
We recently had the opportunity to listen to the writing and compositions of Dave Shanaberger. Dave records and performs as Alberta. His music has been referred to as Yankee Indie…but neither Dave nor myself know what that means. Let’s start with the basics. Introduce yourself and let us know where are you from? What type […]
Matthew Heller Interview
My attention was recently brought to Matthew Heller, a post-grunge folk-rock singer-songwriter from Portland Oregon. His self-titled release is currently available online and he has a new album in the works. Let’s jump into the interview, but first I want to say that when I first listened to this record I became an immediate fan. […]
Bellamys Jesse and Noah, drive hard – “Driven Back”
Big thanks to Kim Grant for sending me a copy of “Driven Back” by Jesse and Noah (Bellamy – yep more Bellamy brothers) of Franklin, Tennesse. This isn’t the first I’ve heard from the brothers, but it is definitely the best yet, and that’s saying something. I really don’t know how to classify the record, […]
Black Tar Pineapple by Rob Loncto Is A Worthwhile Experience
Black Tar Pineapple is an experimental folk rock experience that lies somewhere between The Who and Nirvana. Rob Loncto’s newest album blends elements of acoustic, folk, and rock to create an in-your-face wall of sound reminiscent of the bad boy rock acts from the ’60s and ’70s: The Who, Led Zeppelin, you know where I’m […]
Brother Octopus Rises From The Abyss To Induce Tentacle Trauma
Deep in the darkness of the sea lived Brother Octopus. He spent his time studying ancient history as well as learning to become a multi-instrumentalist. After all, a lot can be accomplished with 8 “arms”. Mastering guitar, piano, accordion, and various other instruments and noise-making machines, it wasn’t long before Brother Octopus was pulling in […]
Kalen Is Falling From The Sun
Kalen has soul and a voice ready to cause an epidemic of addiction. Her upcoming release, Falling From The Sun, is a groove-laden, blues-filled, electro-rock experiement that would make Peter Gabriel and Portishead proud. “Having been in a funk band for so long, I love a purposeful groove. I love writing licks and rock riffs […]
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