Peter Nite and The Allstar Band / Roc Therapy
A thorough search online for a bit of background on Peter Nite & The All Star Band turned up nothing. No Facebook. Not even a Myspace page. So,...
Article Category: Album Reviews
Sunny Taylor / Sunny Taylor
There are songs that bring tears to your eyes. Sad songs. Songs about lost love and missed opportunity. Then there are songs that make you cry openly....
The Cool Kids / When Fish Ride Bicycles
On paper When Fish Ride Bicycles is the proper debut full length from the Chicago- and Detroit-based duo The Cool Kids. This only because, when their...
Mark Thacker & Jeff McDonald / Over on Paint Street
Imagine driving down a less-traveled road in a vintage car, windows down, no particular destination or deadline or agenda to worry about. You see the...
Allan & Ashcraft / Allan & Ashcraft
There are a few essential elements in country music these days, and if you want to be successful as a country musician you have to be able to serve...
Krimsha / Make Believe
Don’t let the cover art for Fort Wayne-based Krimsha’s debut full-length album, Make Believe, fool you. Despite the footprints-in-the-sand cover and...
Simon Peter Band / Two Thousand Eleven EP
To theology majors the name Simon Peter brings to mind the fisherman disciple who cut off the ear of a high priest’s servant and denied Christ three...
Clusterfolk / Circle the Wagons
It’s been four and a half years since James Ellsworth & the Dynasorrows released Heart on Sleeve, a collection of songs tracing Ellsworth’s breakup...
The Frye Family Band / Under Indiana Lights
Do not be alarmed, gentle reader. You may see that Under Indiana Lights is a “family band” and have your head filled with images of Partridge Family...
Dromemord / Roar
If you’re looking for a CD with lots of catchy hooks and choruses, guitar solos, or other pretty things, Roar by Dromemord, the beast created by a singular...