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The Ready Set

Earlier this year, Jordan Witzigreuter, a.k.a. The Ready Set, found himself in what you might call an enviable position. “I was kind of trying to pick between a bunch of […]

GoodbyeWave / Sleight of Hand

Listening to the pop-classical “Days of Slumber,” the first cut off of Goodbyewave’s latest, I picture a Wes Anderson film made 25 years in the future, as the cool and […]

Mike Conley / It’s a Conley Christmas

The title of Mike Conley’s second album gets right to the heart of the matter: It’s a Conley Christmas. It certainly is, folks. I invite you to throw this in […]

Downstait

Downstait have been keeping a relatively low profile in the Fort lately. Except for the occasional live show, you’d hardly know members of this local band, heard every week singing […]

Grave Robber / Inner Sanctum

Like Freddy Krueger in every nightmare you’ve ever had, Grave Robber have emerged from the darkest corners of the earth to unleash their new album, Inner Sanctum, on an unsuspecting […]

Grave Robber

Just look at these guys. Don’t they look huggable? You might, however, want to resist your impulse to go in for the real thing with the members of local Christian […]

Flamingo Nosebleed

Local punk rockers Flamingo Nosebleed are three men with a lot of opinions. Consider the blurb on their MySpace page in which 26-year-old frontman Jake Emissions dares to dis not […]

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 tell you that he recorded it by […]

Kan-Tis / Kan-Tis

If you haven’t seen Kan-Tis play a live show in the Fort you might be hard-pressed to describe the band after listening to their self-titled CD. The nature of their […]

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 albums I’ve reviewed […]