On his newest album, Yours Until The War Is Over, Amigo the Devil (Danny Kiranos) continues down his avant-garde songwriting path in the vein of his heroes Leonard Cohen and
Far from sounding dated, the content comprising this edition of Bear’s Sonic Journals vividly and accurately captures a moment in time worth revisiting. Notwithstanding its title as homage to the groundbreaking organization
For the casual “I love ‘80s music” fan Modern English will always be associated with the endearing earworm “I Melt With You.” And yes, it’s a timeless song, but for
Time is a very confusing concept. It is something that can be wasted but never saved, it can fly by or it can slow down to a crawl. Whichever way
Fans of the Allman-Betts Band or Duane Betts & Palmetto Hotel are likely familiar with songwriter Stoll Vaughan who has penned lyrics for their recorded output. Yet Vaughan’s resume extends
Just as he did for his widely acclaimed Blood Brothers with Albert Castiglia, Mike Zito convened with guitar greats Joe Bonamassa and Josh Smith for this solo effort, Life Is
Summer takes on a whole new meaning when you enter adulthood. While it does feel nice to walk out into the warm sun after a long day at work, the
Diversity is one of the most important tools in an artist’s arsenal. A musician’s ability to morph into something out of their comfort zone is key to displaying the wide
Imagine in front of you is a massive encyclopedia that documents every major era of modern music. Now flip that book open and point your finger to a random decade,
East Nashville-based singer-songwriter Amelia White has now released three noteworthy albums in the past five years yet only two, including presumably this one, Love I Swore, get much attention. Yet,
