Mark Allen / Mark Allen
Mark Allen has modest goals for his self-released, self-titled EP: he just wants to sell the CDs he’s having produced. Despite the opportunities offered...
Article Category: Album Reviews
Mark Allen / Johnny the Tree
Earlier this year, Mark Allen teased his planned release of a full-length album of original material with a three-song EP of straight-ahead classic...
Jon Durnell / Chaos and Clarity
Don’t be too concerned by the title of Jon Durnell’s new album. Although the album’s songs offer plenty of clarity, there’s very little chaos to be...
Shoeshine Tommy / Shoeshine Tommy
Funk is in the middle of a resurgence right now, no doubt about it, but funk of the slick, uptown variety is not the kind that Shoeshine Tommy play....
Three Cities / For the Price of One
Guitarist Patrick Brown says that when he thought about starting his own band, he had a vision of incorporating the influence of the Beatles, Led Zeppelin,...
Zephaniah / Reforged
The metallurgist forging the sword on the cover to Zephaniah’s second album, Reforged, alludes to the brute force waiting to be unleashed from within...
Kevin Hambrick / Mox Nix
Though he’s still active in the local music scene both as a solo artist and as bandleader of The Orange Opera, the evergreen Kevin Hambrick has cut...
The Legendary Trainhoppers / Family Tree
As much fun as being in a band with your friends is, sometimes you have to make that tough choice to walk away. Whether it’s career, family, lack of...
Ryan Kerr / Live Well
Ryan Kerr makes music that seems to constantly evolve as it’s being played. It moves and slinks effortlessly like the best kind of narrative. Kerr...
Catbox / We Need 2B Changed
Hold your noses ’cause the boys from Columbia City are back with yet another aromatic love offering. That’s right, Catbox are back with another 15 glorious...