‘Murder in the Front Row’ Charts the Legendary History of Thrash (FILM REVIEW)
James Roberts
September 11, 2019
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The history of metal is laid bare in this fascinating documentary.
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Strand Of Oaks and Apex Manor Bring Intimate, Wide-Ranging Performance to The Mothlight in Asheville N.C (PHOTOS/RECAP)
Glen Brown
September 11, 2019
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In support of his excellent new album Eraserland, Timothy Showalter bought the latest live incarnation of Strand of Oaks to the intimate setting of The Mothlight in Asheville, North Carolina
‘Janiva Magness Sings John Fogerty’ Serves As Righteous Song Re-Framing (ALBUM REVIEW)
Jim Hynes
September 11, 2019
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Grammy-nominated Janiva Magness, rather surprisingly to many, covers John Fogerty, with songs from both Creedence Clearwater Revival and his solo career on Change in the Weather. Magness, who in recent
Tad Robinson Joins Forces with Legendary Hi Rhythm Section on ‘Real Street’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Jim Hynes
September 11, 2019
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The pairing of eight-time BMA-nominated, Indianapolis-based soul-blues singer Tad Robinson and Memphis’ Hi Rhythm Section just seemed inevitable. Few fits are more natural. On Real Street the singer/harmonicist Robinson tapped
Time Sawyer Revs Up The Songwriting Machine On ‘Mountain Howdy’ (INTERVIEW/VIDEO PREMIERE)
Jody Mace
September 10, 2019
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North Carolina band Time Sawyer is having a whole lot of fun, and it shows on their seventh studio album, Mountain Howdy (out 9/13). The synergy between the five members is palpable,
On The Lumineers III, Folk Pop Outfit Continue Perfecting Radio Formula (ALBUM REVIEW)
Lee Zimmerman
September 10, 2019
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The Lumineers obviously have a lot to live up to. Ever since they released their eponymous break-out album in 2012, they have been able to further their reputation as a
SONG PREMIERE: Greg Laswell and Molly Jenson Offer Fresh Perspective on Röyksopp’s “Something In My Heart”
Glide
September 10, 2019
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LA singer-songwriter Greg Laswell has a rare gift for employing metaphor, mystery and honesty with equal acumen. Indeed, those that have spent time with his music over the years have
Northwest Trio Sway Wild (Dave McGraw, Mandy Fer, and Thom Lord) Launch New Project (ALBUM REVIEW)
Jim Hynes
September 10, 2019
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Multi-instrumentalists and indie-folk duo Mandy Fer and Dave McGraw are adventurous, exploring remote areas and islands of British Columbia while they reside in an off-the-grid kind of place themselves, San
Louder Than Life Slipknot, Guns N Roses, Disturbed and Other Mega Rock Acts to Kentucky (FESTIVAL PREVIEW)
Glen Brown
September 10, 2019
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For its 5th year, Louder Than Life finds a new venue at the Highland Festival Grounds in Louisville, Kentucky with what promises to be one of their most impressive lineups yet.
Gruff Rhys Takes Eccentricity To Spirited Heights Via ‘Pang!’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Lee Zimmerman
September 9, 2019
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To those that know his work somewhat distantly or perhaps only through an occasional encounter, Gruff Rhys may appear to be a bit of an eccentric. Those more familiar with
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