The High Freqs: ‘Kairos’
The High Freqs are a five-piece “psychedelic folk” rock band that mixes big melodies with an early ’90s college rock vibe. Consisting of Adam...
Article Category: Album Reviews
The Lurking Corpses: ‘Lurking After Midnight’
Fort Wayne’s undead headbangers The Lurking Corpses have been haunting stages nearly 25 years. Combining Misfits/Samhain punk rock goth with some serious...
The Kickbacks: ‘WTKB FM’
Fort Wayne’s The Kickbacks worship at the altar of ’90s alt rock. If you grew up in The Fort listening to The Edge 96.3-FM during the Clinton...
Sun.Dyle: ‘Mirror’
Fort Wayne’s purveyors of funk and soul Sun.Dyle are back with the introspective and breezy Mirror. The jazz-inflected jams and soul-heavy...
Snakehandler Church: ‘Top Notch Heavy Rock’
Fort Wayne’s Snakehandler Church, the trio of Pete Dio (vocals/guitar), Drew Snyder (bass), and Matt Belcher (drums), want to rock you. Not just rock...
Sankofa: ‘Impossible Bottle Service’
Forget your Kendrick/Drake diss tracks, people. The only rapper you need to be concerned with and excited about is Fort Wayne’s Sankofa. Stephen Bryden,...
Crystal C-Note: ‘Wake Up’
On the follow-up to her 2022 debut Shadow Works, Fort Wayne artist Crystal C-Note ramps up the aggression. She’s known for her good vibes and passion...
Home Phone: ‘The Car’
Have you ever wondered what a combination of Moldy Peaches, Panda Bear, and Oneohtrix Point Never would sound like? Of course you have not. Why would...
Midwest Goodbye: ‘Midwest Goodbye’
Fort Wayne is definitely not running short on musical talent, which pretty much covers every genre, style, vibe, and mood you’re looking for. Every...
Sankofa: ‘Most Anything of Value’
When I think of Fort Wayne MC Sankofa, the Jay-Z line “I’m not a businessman/I’m a business, man” comes to mind. Sankofa is not only one of the finest...