Left Lane Cruiser / Rock Them Back to Hell!
I had never listened to Left Lane Cruiser before reviewing this album. I certainly was aware beforehand that they have a devoted cult following in their...
Article Category: Album Reviews
Bill Lupkin / Live Vol. 1
After quite a few years off from recording – 2007’s Hard Pill to Swallow was his last album of originals – Bill Lupkin is back with this collection...
David Todoran / True
I remember 1998 like it was yesterday, and I remember how I enthusiastic I was back then about the future of Americana. Lucinda Williams’ Car Wheels...
Downstait / With You in Mind
Point blank, if you’re a fan of bands like P.O.D., Korn, Papa Roach and Three Days Grace and you’re looking for a local band to get into, Downstait...
The Remony / A Lot to Learn
Fort Wayne’s The Remony play a kind of pop/punk/indie rock music that goes well with sunny summer afternoons, brisk fall evenings and even those lonely,...
Taylor Fredricks / The Structure of a Mechanical Heart
When talking about the future of Fort Wayne music, the conversation has to begin with Taylor Fredricks. Not only has the band been performing in the...
Elephants in Mud / Machinery&Scene&Sound
At release number three, Fort Wayne’s Elephants in Mud seem to have found a place just for them. They’ve located a strange little corner of the world...
Owl / Too Loud To Die
On cards and flyers promoting the debut album by Owl, the band wishes to accommodate potential listeners in any way they can by offering versions of...
Miles High / Pleasure Playground
Fort Wayne’s Miles High are a five-piece band that takes a mix of ska, hip-hop, rock and reggae and churn out a kind of party music that quite often...
John Hubner / Midwest Son
By now, we’ve heard several iterations of Warsaw, Indiana’s reigning basement indie king: the yearning Rundgren-esque pop from Goodbyewave; the spiky...