The Pines
Picture the mist over fields in the early spring. Some sections are dense, while others have a wispy quality, the perfect image to describe the music of the Pines, with … Read more
Posted in February, 2016
Freakwater
One might be forgiven for feeling some confusion as far as Freakwater is concerned. Never mind the fact that much of the band’s line-up is interchangeable with that of the … Read more
The Lumineers Announce New Album, World Tour, and Share First Track
The Lumineers just announced the release of their sophomore album Cleopatra via Dualtone, an Entertainment One company, on April 8th. The first leg of their world tour will launch on April 14th … Read more
Exclusive: Listen to “Starting Now”- Title Track Off Idalee’s Upcoming EP
Singer Topher Hall knows all too well the importance of a second chance. Reimagined now under the name Idalee, Hall is starting over. Ida Lee is a park where Hall and his friends … Read more
The O’s
What if Bob Dylan gave the Coen Brothers a call and asked to collaborate on the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack? It might sound a little something like Honeycomb, … Read more
Exclusive: Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown Reveals A Stripped Down Intensity With “The…
Sometimes things are just meant to be. That’s how Tyler Bryant felt when at only 17, he left Texas to chase fame in Nashville. That’s how the young artist felt the first … Read more
Chris Storrow
In a flurry of instantly catchy and terrifically breezy pop songs, Chris Storrow’s The Ocean Door yields nuggets of bona fide A.M. dial gold. Traversing Zombies-esque non sequiturs to the … Read more
Marlena
When anyone decides to break into the music scene they need two key tools– a strong desire and a hell of a voice. This could certainly be said for singer/songwriter … Read more
Zach Madden
Zach Madden’s Daybreak Songs is an album filled with intimate tracks and simple melodies. There’s an abundance of quietly strummed acoustic guitar, hints of violin and backing female vocals that … Read more
Eric Brace & Peter Cooper
Eric Brace and Peter Cooper document their impressionistic experiences in the thriving folk and bluegrass scene in the Washington D.C. area of the seventies. Both the title track and “He … Read more
