Cryptic / Once Holy Realm
The nearly black cover art is an apt
portrayal of the contents within: dark, brutal,
and dangerous. Fort Waynes own death metal
mavens Cryptic follow...
Article Category: Album Reviews
ElectroCult Circus / All Heed The Cattle Call
Hold onto yer Underoos, kiddies, cause the
circus is comin to town! Um, that would be
ElectroCult Circus, a freewheeling band of
neo-hippies who...
Leo K3 & The Darkside Clique / The Battle for Innocence
Oh, dearie me Ö my grandson Jason asked me to listen to a CD and write a review for him, and he asked me to be nice so as not to bring Mr. whatzup any...
Lori Triplett / Dawn
Lori Triplett has been awing and inspiring audiences in Ohio for the past year and has now begun to advance upon Fort Wayne with her album Dawn firmly...
Go Dog Go / Summer 04 EP
After many years of delighting Fort Wayne area audiences with their crisp brand of radio-friendly rock, Go Dog Go have decided to put themselves to...
Industrial Strength / Hadel Zone
Fans of Industrial Strength’s ultra-aggressive music have reason to rejoice now that the band has called off their two-year self-imposed hiatus. Bassist...
Kirk Hacker / So Until Then
Pay no attention to the guitar upon the cover. At first glance I thought this album would be a taste of alternative country with perhaps a dash of blues,...
Eric Klingler / Twisted Troubadour
“Nobody loves the loser,” intones Eric Klingler on the opening track of Twisted Troubadour. The following tracks make it clear that Klingler himself...
John Shaffer / Change
Fort Wayne’s John Shaffer is one of those musicians who has been around the block a few times, always close but as yet unable to grab the brass ring...
Lee Miles / So Much Pain So Much Sorrow
Lee Miles has logged a very credible amount of radio airplay for such a short career. His first band, Hagas, started things off with “Just Like You,”...