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I’m sitting on the floor in Joey O’s basement on a Sunday afternoon, my back against a half-sized refrigerator full of bottled water, and watching as the Joey O Band […]

For every songwriter willing to churn their guitar with some chutzpah there are at least 1,000 others with no idea what it means to have guts. On his first three […]

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 in my […]

All Nite Skate’s debut full-length album, Western Shame, begins with an appropriate explosion before spinning into layer after layer of epic guitar work. No, this is not your average Fort […]

“Dope hip-hop music in Indiana can be hard to come by,” said Nearest Nova producer Gyrid “Enock Root” Lyon when asked about Sub-Surface’s upcoming CD release party at the Fort […]

“Don’t vote for the nunchucks” explained Between the Rooms drummer Philip Kurut on the topic of his weapons solo during the band’s memorable semifinals performance in the recent whatzup Battle […]

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 […]

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 […]

Politics aside, much can be said for and against purists of any kind. Tradition and roots are substantial holdings and carry the significance of the world, while progression and risk-taking […]