Freak Brothers / Volume 1
The Freak Brothers have been entertaining audiences and winning awards with their unique blend of old school R&B, funk, hip-hop and a touch of...
Article Category: Album Reviews
House of Bread / Hypnic Jerk
House Of Bread have worked for the better part of a year (or more) on a little slice of dream pop heaven called Hypnic Jerk. After much care, mixing,...
James and the Drifters / Before The Dawn: Otter Lake Sessions
In all honesty, when this album came across my desk, I honestly thought it was an oldies band. James and the Drifters – it has the ring of a band playing...
Vandolah / One More Minute EP
When I first got to know the music of Mark Hutchins, it was his first New Pale Swimmers album that did the trick. Short, simple, messy, memorable, oddly...
Kevin Hambrick / Turtle Wagon
Character is defined by how one deals with the Big Stuff: life-altering tragedies, joys and tribulations. Fort Wayne musical spigot and erstwhile Orange...
Numbers / Timber!!!
, the new long player by Fort Wayne’s post punk heroes TIMBER!!! is an explosion of guitar squalls, powerhouse vocals and a one-two punch rhythm section...
Humble Wolf / Paper Thin
Humble Wolf is the music project of singer/songwriter Jayson Angove. Along with a couple of musician cohorts, Angove entered a couple of plush studios,...
Left Lane Cruiser / Painkillers
Painkillers is a whiskey-soaked, bloodied-lip, kick in the pants of an album. It’s a trip just south of Yazoo City to the crossroads for a midnight...
Behold the Kingdom / Eyes
Christian Rock. The two words together bring to mind the sweet, loving melodies of a nice, mellow contemporary artist, or the butt-rock images of Stryper...
Megan King / Lion Heart
Megan King has a voice that at one minute can be dark and sultry and the next light and airy. She comes from a musical space occupied by such female...