Bob Phillips and Jim Steele / Making Waves
Making Waves: A Demonstration of Kymotropic Inventions sat far too long in my stack of albums to review, mostly because I didn’t know how to tackle...
Article Category: Album Reviews
Dan Nightingale / Wait On the Bridge
Given the state of affairs in the world circa 2007, it’s a real tightrope walk for Christian artists to navigate the line between hope, faith...
Kevin Hambrick / Football Weather
By now the saga of Kevin Hambrick has become well known around the area: longtime local staple, interesting backstory, intense live performer, wildly...
Lee Miles / Leaves That Are Green
I don’t know for certain how one acquires a copy of Lee Miles’ covers-only album, Leaves That Are Green, but I consider myself very lucky to have it...
Chris Shaffer / Vim
You’re probably already familiar with Indianapolis-based Chris Shaffer’s saga – boy pays dues, band gets hit record, band sours on major...
Exterminate All Rational Thought / Lining the Streets
In a time when the bands we once thought were the new kings of progressive and concept metal are putting out records that sound more like Load than...
Brent Evans / Unexpected Angels
Rochester, Indiana’s Brent Evans writes clean,
tuneful and satisfying songs that adroitly manage to fill in the gaps between
country, country...
All Nite Skate / Western Shame
All Nite Skates debut full-length album, Western Shame, begins with an appropriate explosion
before spinning into layer after layer of epic guitar...
Distractions / A Dozen Distractions
     As advertised by the title, A Dozen Distractions, the debut album by the modern folk band, The Distractions, delivers an even dozen original...
Jim Steele / Neptune Rising
For years Jim Steele has been an in-demand jazz and session keyboard player in the Fort Wayne area, even snagging the Best Keyboard Player Whammy in...