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Blueprint / 1988

On his first solo effort, Weightless Records honcho Blueprint offers a modern ode to his musical roots for the Rhymesayers-released album 1988. Capturing the epoch that spawned classic artists such […]

Suzanne Galazka

I met with Suzanne Galazka in her classroom at Artlink Contemporary Art Gallery located inside the Auer Center for Arts and Culture in downtown Fort Wayne. Her classes are held […]

Graves of the Endless Fall / Graves of the Endless Fall

Graves of the Endless Fall take their coffee black, like their music. Formed in 2002, this sextet has just released their first album, a self-titled collection of original songs recorded […]

Dakota Sunrise

What comes to mind when you think of the “music scene” in Fort Wayne, Indiana? The usual, seemingly obvious answer would be that it has a lot of great bands […]

Karen Moussou / Grace

Karen Moussou believes “that the more we shine the light of God and see the beauty and oneness of each and every person, the more fear and darkness will subside.” […]

Cathy Serrano / Share The Wind

Tool: Remove Empty Lines Remove lines containing only whitespace. 2 empty lines removed. Cathy Serrano spends her days as one of Fort Wayne’s many fine lawyers, but in her off […]

Jeff Lipman / Timegun

Not much is known about the shadowy figure of Jeff Lipman except that he has a timegun and isn’t afraid to use it. I’m not sure what this timegun is, […]

Caleb Jehl / Without Simple Answers We Get Dangerous Questions

Caleb Jehl has one seriously spiffy web site (www.calebjehl.com), so I had some seriously spiffy expectations for the music on his debut CD, the creative and thought-provokingly titled Without Simple […]

Andrew J. Booth / The Rest Trilogy

Born and reared in the foreign land of the UK, Andrew Booth ended up spending his college years at Taylor University, where he indulged his love for composition and playing […]

The Chris Stamey Experience / A Question of Temperature

Originally credited as “Chris Stamey and Yo La Tengo,” A Question of Temperature began as a neighborly jam session between long-time friends before growing into what became studio honcho Stamey’s […]