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J. Hubner

J. Hubner

Whatzup Features Writer

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It took a while, but Calder the Band's latest album is out now.

Calder the Band: ‘Shape Up’

It’s been a long, heavy road for Calder the Band, but the Fort Wayne indie rockers have finally released their sophomore LP, pandemic be damned.  The band, which evolved from […]
Kevin Hambrick releases another standout album.

Kevin Hambrick: ‘Talking Birds’

Kevin Hambrick has been a staple on the Fort Wayne music scene for 20 years, leading the indie rock charge as a solo artist and with The Orange Opera. Regardless […]
Man of the Flood's first album hits the spot.

Man of the Flood: Crystal Bawl

A couple of Fishers transplants arrive in Fort Wayne to further their education at Purdue Fort Wayne. These transplants, Clayton Beehler and Quinn Heiking, decided that while they were chasing […]
Atticus Sorrell's debut album is worth a listen.

Atticus Sorrell: Atticus Sorell

Local guitarist and singer Atticus Sorrell has been playing with his musical brothers in The Be Colony since before any of them were out of high school. A soulful and […]
Fort Wayne musician Sankofa releases another excellent album.

Sankofa: BLKTCHP2

Easily one of the most prolific Fort Wayne artists is MC Sankofa. There’s a monolithic creative force behind the man known in everyday life as Stephen Bryden. When he grabs […]
Debutants' latest EP hits right notes.

Debutants: Nobody Knows

Fort Wayne’s newgrass/Americana collective Debutants are the real deal. Impressive musicianship, earnest songwriting, and miles of melody is the name of the game for the seven-member band. While the group […]
Metavari

Metavari: Soft Continuum (Studies, Vol. 2)

Fort Wayne’s Nathaniel Utesch has built his own unique, singular sonic world within the music project Metavari.  There’s been an evolution from the band’s post-rock beginnings with a stage full […]

The Murmurations: Kids

The Murmurations is a band that consists of Tyler Damerell (lead guitar/backing vocals), Jamie Drake (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), and Sean Woodridge (drums/backing vocals). On their new album Kids, the Fort […]

Roman New Time: Your Voice As a Cymbal

Can you feel it? It’s that warm and fuzzy feeling when there’s a shift in the local music scene. It’s exciting, kind of dangerous, and all-encompassing when you lock in. […]