Roll down the windows, turn up the stereo, and hit the Open Road with Deanna Cartea. Blurring the lines between folk, rock, and pop, Ms. Cartea delivers an alt-rock-country sound that you can’t help but enjoy. Think Joni Mitchell meets Feist in the beautiful country known as the Sunshine Coast of British Columbia. If you […]
Going Somewhere? Asiago Is Ready To Go
Asiago is a 6 piece melodic pop-rock outfit from Trondheim, Norway that formed in 2007. Going Somewhere? is their 5 song EP that provides an excellent preview of the group’s upcoming release. Think Pink Floyd collaborating with Radiohead featuring Billy Corgan (as we remember him from the glory days with Smashing Pumpkins). Asiago considers themselves […]
Now Is The Right Time For One Way State
If you have been waiting for The Right Time you can stop waiting because it’s right here! Right now is the right time to pick up Canadian rockers One Way State’s sophomore effort The Right Time. One Way State is a four piece alt-rock/pop rock band from Edmonton, Canada. Their blend of catchy guitar riffs […]
The Ghost Ballerinas Are An Unseen Force Behind I Am What I Am Music Festival
Bio The alternative band, The Ghost Ballerinas, have been called ‘modern day troubadours’. As a follow-up to their freshman album, “Halfway There”, they’ve made an incredibly bold statement with the April, 2012 release of their 11-song sophomore album, “Play Me on the Radio”, produced by veteran sound engineer, vocal coach and producer, Kenny Royster and […]
Chase Perryman Band Performing At I Am What I Am Festival August 18th
You can catch Chase Perryman Band at 4:45 PM, Saturday, August 18th on the Laser Man Beak Stage during I Am What I Am Music Festival in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Bio Blending southern-rock, blues, and modern alternative rock, Chase Perryman’s music is wonderfully eclectic. His voice is engaging and warm, and his lyrics are heartfelt. He […]
Morrow’s Memory Keeps It Moving Forward With Their Detroit Flavored Hard Rock
This is real music written by real people for those living a real life. The concept of Morrow’s Memory is simple, the future will inevitably become the past. One minute it’s in-your-face headbanging aggression and the next you find yourself floating on a melody as gentle as the clouds. As soon as you get comfortable […]
Rumman by Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band (review)
Passion and Power set against an amazing soundscape is what you get from Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band on their new Rumman EP. I hear Irish folk music spending a night in the desert with Nick Cave. I hear Radiohead – a little brighter. I hear Coldplay, but I like it – a lot […]
Birth Love Death by The Dalliance (album review)
The Dalliance is an alt-rock/ power pop band with Darrell Long on drums, Greg Gilroy on bass and Barry Mangione on guitar. Like a lot of bands Long and Gilroy played in several projects before they came together with friend Mangione. After one EP, a few years building their fanbase and then testing songs – […]
Local Spotlight – Lines In The Sky
Lines in the Sky or LITS, as they shall be referred to henceforth, is a young alternative-progressive rock band based out of the Mid Tenn area. It is fronted by Jesse Brock alongside brother Bowman on drums and Zack Wakefield on bass. Currently they are touring the southeast with some additional northern dates to support […]
Local Spotlight – Chris Carpenter
Chris Carpenter is looking to be the next big thing with his third album the Next Right Thing. The Kentucky native and Nashville transplant is mixing country with a soulful pop sound to deliver his take on love and life. Next Right Thing starts out with the up tempo ‘What Love Is’ and lets the […]