Fire and the Romance was founded on one principle – the desire to create a sound that is new, unique, and relatable. With years of experience writing, recording, and touring under their belt, this bi-coastal band comes together to create a larger musical idea that Dion Roy feels is needed in the world. Dion lives […]
Interview with Tom Clawson of Buck69 – an Ohio based Contemporary Blues Rock Band
Toledo, Ohio based blues rock outfit Buck69 have released their new album No Medicine Like The Blues. These 16 original songs have been earning the band some rave reviews as well as holding spots on the Blues Rock Roots Music Charts. I had the honor of grabbing a few minutes of Tom Clawson’s time for […]
You Shouldn’t Have To Shout So Loud
With 2 EPs and plenty of live shows under his belt, Lou Barlow has created a unique identity, a refreshing sound, and a powerful collection of well crafted songs on True Nature‘s new EP, You Shouldn’t Have To Shout So Loud. Lou grew up around a wide range of music and even though his mother […]
The Plum Magnetic Fuse the World with Terra Animata
Founded in 2011 by musicians who have been involved in the New Orleans music scene for quite some time, The Plum Magnetic is on a noble mission. By crossing borders, melding genres, and blending elements from American, African, Cuban, and Indian Classical Music, The Plum Magnetic aims to promote harmonious unity-through-diversity. Trent (banjo and vocals) […]
Billy Roberts and The Rough Riders
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxknxxbQ6dk Billy Roberts recently sent over a few tracks from his upcoming album for us to check out. At first glance, I thought we might be taking a sonic trip through the Texas deserts but Mr. Roberts is from the Land Down Under – more specifically, Moree, Australia. Interestingly enough, Billy’s genre choices have left […]
The Chicago Issue of Painted on Water
Painted on Water‘s debut album was a fusion of jazz, rock, electronica, and Turkish folk music… so what did they do for their new album? “For this album, I wanted to change the way we collaborate, change all the methods we use to compose, and come up with new production techniques,” says composer/guitarist/producer DEMİR DEMİRKAN. […]
Time For An Umbrella Bed Refill
Umbrella Bed first came together in 1995….15 years after the shortlived period of the 2Tone Ska sound but just in time for the harder edged sounds of Thirdwave. For those unfamiliar with this genre, Thirdwave Ska moved away from its pop roots by infusing elements of the upcoming grunge and alternative scenes of the […]
Megan Johns says Hey, Lonely
It’s official! I am now a Megan Johns fan. Not only is it pretty awesome when a chick rocks out an acoustic guitar… but how much sweeter is it when you can classify her as an acoustic-doowop-goth-metal songstress? Something like Trent Reznor taking over the Smashing Pumpkins and replacing Corgan with Tori Amos… On […]
Universo Has a Sound Larger Than Life
Universo is a Brazilian rock band whose sound will definitely have you feeling larger than life. In the spirit of arena rock classics, Universo is an album full of epic sounding rock compositions with plenty of pop appeal to grab listeners’ attention worldwide. We recently interviewed Leo Bor, creator of the band as well as […]
Tears In Vain by Jonus Preston
Jonus Preston had been consumed with perfecting his technique and precision as a jazz musician when the tragedy at Sandy Hook took place on Dec. 14th, 2012. Sharing in the sorrow, anger, and frustration, Jonus Preston did what any songwriter would do… He picked up his guitar and began to play. The result is […]
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