Scanning El Campo’s band bio, you’ll find a series of staccato remarks about the five piece group of guys, who hail from both Austin and San Antonio: “They’re proud of … Read more
Gary Douglas may have strayed a bit off the musician’s path for a while, picking up a law degree along the way, but he is a rock n roller through … Read more
Another great man has done a full go-round. With the passing of Chicago soul-blues singer Otis Clay on January 8th, music lost one of its true greats, a guy who … Read more
He had the look of a rock god and the poetry to back it all up. When I heard the tragic news of David Bowie’s death—yesterday, of liver cancer, in … Read more
Lemmy Kilmister, founder and frontman for the British heavy metal band Motörhead, died on Dec 28, 2015 in Los Angeles, after, according to his surviving bandmates’ post on Facebook, being diagnosed … Read more
January 22nd will see the release of Sonya Kitchell’s We Come Apart. Taking on the role of producer for this release, the album represents a time of growth and reinvention … Read more
Under his new moniker Reaches, Justin Randel is putting his education in musical composition to use in an unexpected way, creating self-proclaimed “avant pop” that bridges the gap between easy … Read more
Since the end of Christian-pop duo LaRue in 2003, founding member Phillip LaRue has released two solo records, the latest of which, You, was released back in November. Evolving into … Read more
Bluesman Dudley Taft has a different origin story than most. He wasn’t raised in the cradle of the Mississippi Delta, or the Carolinas or Texas. No, Taft first came up … Read more
Young folk-rock singer-songwriter Chelsea Carlson is making music with a purpose. Accepted to Berklee College Of Music in 2010 and gaining a fanbase from gigs all over New Jersey and … Read more
