Articles
What She Said
Just in the last 10 years alone, the music business has changed dramatically. Where bands used to form in the hopes of getting a major label deal and hitting the […]
Kelly Domino / Hold On To Your Dreams
One of the more heartening developments of the democratization of the music industry is the influx of honest singer/songwriters who don’t necessarily fit the jet-setting, zero-responsibilities, eternal child image fostered […]
Verge Of Submission
This past summer’s whatzup Battle of the Bands came packed with many surprises, perhaps none more surprising than the ascendance of heavy metal quintet, Verge Of Submission. Finishing in a […]
Grampall Jookabox / Ropechain
On his debut, Scientific Cricket, Indianapolis’ Grampall Jookabox (a.k.a. David “Moose†Adamson) let his freak-folk flag fly high, all while a subtle undercurrent of big, club-rattling beats threatened to surface […]
Jon Ross
It’s hard for anyone paying even a modicum of attention to the Fort Wayne music scene for the past few years not to have heard of Jon Ross. A man […]
Bill Lupkin
Bill Lupkin’s musical career has ebbed and flowed, hitting incredible peaks before quietly subsiding while life’s other joys and challenges moved to the forefront. But whether he was actively involved […]
Southern Overdrive
In much of the local scene I’ve met groups who had a shelf life of a couple weeks, a couple months and some maybe pushing half a year. That makes […]
Eisenhower Field Day / Tyrants and Spies
I’m not sure what events Indianapolis-based Eisenhower Field Day are competing in but my money is on the 400-yard dash. Take a listen to their third album, Tyrants and Spies, […]
Poopdeflex
Scott Snyder is a quiet, soft-spoken young man with a deep voice. He’s polite, well versed in a number of topics and experiences and an all-around nice guy in general. […]
Junk Yard Band
On Saturday, October 18 a remarkable anniversary will be celebrated. It isn’t often that a band lasts 30 years, and it’s even more unlikely for a local band to endure […]