Killer Robots From Space / Powerlifting
If you were to ask Thunderhawk singer/songwriter Josh Hall about Powerlifting, the debut record under his Killer Robots From Space moniker, he’d probably...
Article Category: Album Reviews
Left Lane Cruiser / All You Can Eat
I had the honor of reviewing Left Lane Cruiser’s first album four years ago, and it left a definite impression. Out of the literally hundreds of local...
Joey O. Band / Bad Habit
It’s amazing what we don’t know about people. That old guy you passed on your way out of the grocery store? He could be a NASA scientist. The young...
Jethro Easyfields & the Arrowheads / Elixir
When Jethro Easyfields and the Arrowheads hunkered down south of Indianapolis, it only stood to reason that the juxtaposition of country and city would...
Kentucky Nightmare / Take Her Favor
At first listen, Kentucky Nightmare’s Take Her Favor stands out as odd, but odd in the best way possible. It’s a heady blend of dusty antique, modern...
Verge of Submission / A New Beginning
I’ve seen Verge of Submission perform on several occasions. I am always impressed by their energy and ability to connect with their audience, so when...
James Rude / Never Better Than Later
This local debut puts its best foot forward on the first track. An acoustic guitar strums through the instrumental soundscape along with a winding and...
Leah C / Rush
Leah C is fresh and unique without being altogether unfamiliar. With her debut, Rush, the Northrop High School junior has created an album strong enough...
Lee Miles / A Farewell to Sister Evelyn
Within the dusty boot tracks, alternately funereal and hoedown tempos and clucking country-style electric guitars that populate the latest from Lee...
Downstait / Separation Anxiety
Downstait have been keeping themselves busy as of late by touring regionally with Skid Row and Ra and opening several national concerts at Piere’s....