Chris Thile says “Thanks for Listening” with his new album
The internet didn’t create the fight for human attention, concentration, and devotion. It just pumped up the problem to an exponentially higher level and…
Bear Success have no problems with “Dissension” over their new EP
Last week, progressive rock made its way to the front page by way of Sketch the Sky’s Hidden Villages and the town of Port…
This guitarist can Sketch the Sky of “Hidden Villages”
A multi-instrumentalist hailing from Port Shepstone in the culturally rich and musically vibrant nation of South Africa, Ethan Naidoo – performing under the stage name…
When “In Conversation” with 2alike let this music video do the talking
Refer to one thing as being “too alike” something else and that’s not always viewed upon as the optimal observation. Imitation might be the biggest…
The bittersweetness of Keilan Creech’s “honey waits”
Keilan Creech’s name (pronounced KEE-lan) looks more complicated than it is. Yet, despite truthfully simple pronunciation, the Richmond, Virginian’s epithet still presents as quite the…
I’m With Her will “See You Around” soon
In an age of ceaseless social talk and relentless interconnected activity, it’s amusing to be reminded that all that interaction can be easily made invisible…
Looking to the upside with Feral Conservatives “Better Lives”
Feral Conservatives, the cat loving indie rock band from Virginia Beach, Virginia, has chosen the milestone of its sophomore album as the designated pedestal for…
Necter want to bring excitement, not “Bruise Your Ego”
The completed and promoted release of any music, whether it’s a single song, extended play, full album, or recorded live set, is almost never a…
Don’t be scared of Dan Tyminkski’s “Southern Gothic” journey
One quick skim of the airspace surrounding the sights and sounds of Dan Tyminski’s Southern Gothic and it’s difficult not to visualize a long line…
One lucky Friday the 13th find: “Tales from the Coop”
It’s Friday the 13th and the newest recurrence of this infamously superstition-driven day has fallen so serendipitously within the month of October and, only a…