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A few years back Cathy Serrano stunned the local populace with a folksy album drenched in Native American flute. This debut album, Share The Wind, was a bit short on […]

Nod Arvefel is back with his fifth full-length album, and he’s never sounded better. 4th Man In the Fire contains an assortment of songs (12 to be exact) in an […]

Joey O. is a guitaristÕs guitarist. He uses Fender guitars and real Fender amps – none of that simulated amp-modeling chicanery. His playing style is so nuanced and direct that […]

OnMay 18, 2007 a city-wide multi-media Christian worship service was held at the Foellinger Ampitheater. The event was arranged and performed by a group appropriately named Citywide Worship. During the […]

Fans of tasty guitar instrumentals rejoice: Bryon Thompson has released Starting Now, his fourth collection of top-notch pop-rock compositions! Once again he plies his trade using a trusty Godin A6 […]

Making Waves: A Demonstration of Kymotropic Inventions sat far too long in my stack of albums to review, mostly because I didn’t know how to tackle it. It is startlingly […]

     As advertised by the title, A Dozen Distractions, the debut album by the modern folk band, The Distractions, delivers an even dozen original songs, each […]

For years Jim Steele has been an in-demand jazz and session keyboard player in the Fort Wayne area, even snagging the Best Keyboard Player Whammy in 2001. But until the […]

If you think that all Christians wear dour faces then you’’ve never met Nod Arvefel (also known to certain Angolian’s as Donald Lefevra). I’’ve never met Nod, but after hearing […]