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Interview with Sister Helen, Indie Progressive Rock from Brooklyn, NY

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman January 31, 2013 10:33 am Tagged With: indie, New York, New York City, Progressive, Rock, United States

Hope To Leave No Harm by Sister Helen

Sister Helen is Brooklyn, New York’s top indie-progressive-rock contortionist act and we managed to get them to stay out of their strange playing positions long enough to give us an interview. Reading this one should be quite fun. To start, let’s tell everyone who you are, where you are from, what type of music you […]

It’s A Viral Darling by Alberta

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman January 26, 2013 8:07 am Tagged With: Americana, Chicago, Detroit, Folk, Illinois, indie, Rock, United States

Alberta - It's A Viral Darling

If you remember our interview with Dave Shanaberger of Alberta, you will remember our discussion about listeners characterizing his sound as Yankee Indie…but neither of us know what the hell that means. After listening to It’s A Viral Darling, I know I can give you a description you will understand. Let’s try Ameri-folk-rock. Dave’s composition […]

“Mammals Amongst Us” shout All dogs Invited

by C Bret Campbell January 25, 2013 11:05 pm Tagged With: indie

Brother/Sister duo Edward and Alex Bell along with drummer Cody Jako joined forces in Iowa City to “create a musical style they had never ventured in before. The songs are led by guitarist and lyricist Cody Janko, as he creates characters that experience tales of love, hate, defeat, and conquest, all while keeping an optimistic […]

Sonic Nights gets “Back In My Head”

by C Bret Campbell January 8, 2013 8:25 am Tagged With: indie, Pop, Rock

For some reason, I’m trying to come down on Sonic Nights’ ep “Mirrors”, but I can’t bring myself to do it. Perhaps it’s just a good record that’s aimed at a different market than I was in the mood for on first listen. Maybe it’s that the production is just incredibly good for an indie […]

Mid Tenn Listens – LEL Brothas got no luv 4 Hatas

by C Bret Campbell December 31, 2012 2:06 pm Tagged With: Hip Hop, indie, mid tenn listens, podcast

If you know me, you know I don’t get into too much rap or hip-hop – usually. Once in a while, though, someone sends me a bangin’ hip-hop track that really kicks ass. That happened the other day. LEL Brothas of Prescott, AZ sent over their “Hatas” and pretty much rocked my day. DJ Clone […]

Ed Pettersen Curses The River of Time

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman December 12, 2012 3:55 pm Tagged With: Americana, Folk, indie, Rock

Ed Pettersen

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 […]

Birds of Chicago Are Not Landing Any Time Soon

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman December 9, 2012 12:02 pm Tagged With: indie, Rock, Roots

Birds of Chicago

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 […]

Mayday Radio Delivers Indie Rock With A Rebel Cause

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman November 28, 2012 9:50 am Tagged With: indie, Pop, Rock

Don Quixote by Mayday Radio

As the story goes, Don Quixote found a suit of armor in his shed and took it upon himself to ride into the sunset with his trusty sidekick to revive chivalry…despite what everyone else said. Jeff Ting has walked a similar path. Moving from Massachusetts to NYC in order to immerse himself in the city’s abundance […]

Looking Around at Something Utopic – Synthesis

by C Bret Campbell August 1, 2012 9:58 pm Tagged With: indie, Rock

I may be telling my age, here, but I remember something that some of us call , “the good old days.” Back in the good old days, we didn’t have the internet, or any more than 13 channels of shite on the tv to choose from. We didn’t have any iPods or fancy gadgets to […]

JoeJoeKeys

by Joshua (J.Smo) Smotherman January 8, 2012 2:29 pm Tagged With: Electronic, Funk, indie

Music Bio Joe Liedtke is JoeJoeKeys. Joe has played with countless original and cover bands including: LP Outsiders, The Breakers(STL), Honeyvox(STL), Hipcheck, Polluted Moon and his current band Me & The Boyz. However, Joe has not released his own original music since Opi-Um released in 1998 which received high reviews from the Greenville College crowd […]

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As the collective attention span shrinks, Eddie Canyon finds himself searching for meaning within the noise. Reaching into and around his Arkansas roots, Eddie carves a distinctively southern Hip Hop undercurrent in his exploratory approach to music. Weaving tales of battling addiction, thoughts on spirituality, and irreverent social commentary into his lyrics, Eddie aims to intrigue his audience at the least, and at most, leave them with a liberating degree of thoughtfulness. In his own words: “The Matrix is real, but there’s a way out.” Support on Spotify or Bandcamp.

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