Ty Causey / False Faces
The first track on False Faces, Fort Wayne R&B master and certified dreamboat Ty Causey’s seventh full-length album, says it all: “Must Be Magic.” Magic...
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Autovator / Drive-In Revolution
The Gods are angry. Mankind has pulled the last straw. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse have arrived into the Fort and they go by the name of Autovator....
D Ferren / For Glare & Gun
D Ferren founded the band Hipnoses and Sockmonkey in the 90s and in 2001 released his first solo album, Saint of Life and the Morning After Cavalier....
The Jondo Trio / The Jondo Trio
Over the years there have been plenty of mainstream artists who have talked and written about their Christian beliefs: Lenny Kravitz, Sufjan Stevens,...
I, Wombat / Cry Like A Man
They’re back and they mean business: body-blow riffs, thunderous drums, killer momentum and hooks big enough to catch marlin. Cry Like a Man is I, Wombat...
Dag and the Bulleit Boys / Bulleit Train
Listening to Dag and the Bulleit Boys’ new long player, Bulleit Train, you get the feeling of dust in your hair, blood in your mouth and whiskey in...
Young Swagstar / Bombay & Lemonade
Michael Wayne Spoores Jr, aka Yung Swagstar, wants you to know he has arrived. On his new mixtape, Bombay & Lemonade, he’s heard loud and clear....
F**king Panthers / Learning to Die
Churubusco, Indiana’s F***ing Panthers have a penchant for four-letter words, punk rock bravado and metal guitar blasts. They want you to know they’re...
Hannah Bushong / Sleigh Bells In the Air
Hannah Bushong may be a mere 18 years old, but it’s almost as if she was born in 1918. I don’t mean to be insulting to the young lady, but rather pay...
Rick Brown / Yule Rock
When I was asked to review the latest Christmas album by Rick Brown, I thought I knew what I was in for. After all, I knew that Brown was the saxophonist...