Since Forever
Before their set on Family Force’s Five “Tourantula” concert in Philadelphia, PA, photographer Chrissy Dumire and I met up with…
Tourantula Show Review
Tourantula. Who would expect a less extravagant name for a Family Force 5 tour? Fortunately, no hairy, long-legged arachnids showed…
He is We
He is We recently finished a stint on the road with The Scene Aesthetic, Carter Hulsey and Plugin Stereo. When…
Before There Was Rosalyn
Some people are just really legit people to hang out with. Hilarious, sincere and not afraid to have a chill…
sosaveme – A Ghost at Sea
Artist: sosaveme Album: A Ghost at Sea Label: none Reviewer: Rebecca Cicione
My Epic
To risk sounding rather cliché, I’d like to start off by saying that My Epic is – well, epic in…
Bradley Hathaway
(photo by Olivia Sharpe) Bradley Hathaway is a poet turned musician. His thoroughly open and honest lyrics have both attracted…
John Mark McMillan
Check out this great interview with John Mark McMillan
House of Heroes
I’ll admit it – I’m a huge House of Heroes fan. Ever since I first saw them at Purple Door…
Newsboys
For a band like The Newsboys, everything’s been said – and it’s been said a million different ways. I doubt…
The Letter Black
After signing with Tooth & Nail, The Letter Black wasted no time in making a name for themselves. Their Breaking…
Ivoryline
When Ivoryline debuted There Came a Lion, back in 2008, I was asked to provide a short review of the…
The Fold
With the success of their recent “Every Band In The USA” parody video, rumors quickly spread that the Cyrus clan had filed a lawsuit against the Chicago pop band, The Fold. I caught up with lead singer Dan Castady to find out what happened, how life as an independent band has been, and what’s in the future of The Fold. Also, be sure to check out their full length, Dear Future Come Get Me – if you enjoyed the parody, or even if you didn’t, true pop/rock fans will love this record.
Days Divide – Aurora
Band: Days Divide Title: Aurora Label: N/A Release Date: 2009 Review by: Rebecca Cicione Tracklisting All We Know Edge Of The Earth Sunset Eyes…
Sleeping Giant
A friend and I recently caught up with Tommy, front man of Sleeping Giant, before one of their shows on the…
Hawk Nelson
Since Letters To The President released in 2004, Hawk Nelson has been rocking fans across the world. This Canadian four-piece has four full-length albums to its name, and is currently on the road for the “Awake & Alive Tour” with Skillet, Decyfer Down and The Letter Black. I caught up with Jason at one of the tour stops to ask a few questions. Read on to find out what he had to say about the newest record, and his answers to some of your questions!
A Road Less Traveled
For the past eight years, these five Texans have determinantely traveled the music business road. Many bands have walked (or rather, driven) this path – but A Road Less Traveled has continually proven themselves to be a cut above the rest. With a strong fan base, significant touring schedule, and two full-length releases, ARLT is poised to break through the indie scene rather soon. Their music posseses character, and many instrumental layers. Their songs are catchy and meaningful…and sure to be placed on “repeat.” Check out what they had to say in response to a few questions I sent their way:
Wolves Among Sleep
Since signing to Blue Duck Records, Wolves Among Sleep has been working hard to establish themselves in the scene. With a name that can be easily confused, a sound that spans genres, and an extreme dedication to fans, this is a hardcore act you will want to check out. Listen in on my chat with bass player Tyler Helstrom during New England’s Soulfest.
Deas Vail
I caught up with Deas Vail at Purple Door Festival to learn the history of the band and details on their new record.