Discrepancies’ new music video deviates from the norm
This moment of everyone around the world is currently living through certainly deviates from what would be considered normal, everyday life. The more days that…
Times flies with Watkins Family Hour’s “brother sister”
Imagine thinking you know, or at least believe yourself to know, what’s coming when a band announces a new album, only to find yourself relieved…
John Calvin Abney and “Alternate Takes” on the sound of goodness
Indie folk artist, John Calvin Abney is a multi-layered musician. On the one hand, the Tulsa, OK artist is the most solid of supports, as the guitarist…
When “Bull Frogs Croon” Aoife O’Donovan makes art
Aoife O’Donovan is a roots music chameleon. The award winning singer-songwriter can hang her songwriter hat with the best of the best and seemingly fears…
Look to True East for some friendly and fresh modern jazz
Brooklyn, NY band True East is, by self-definition, a jazz trio. However the group’s lack of sonic support from conventional jazz instruments like the piano,…
Charlie Mtn.’s new single is built from much more than “Good Luck”
Sometimes the most intricate of human experiences are best shared with the most candid of words. Everyone’s story is different and for John-Allison “A.W.” Weiss…
The Halcyon Brothers channel indie poetry with “Leaves of the Sea”
There are a few different, particularly noticeable, ways an artist or band can go about writing music in line with the philosophy of “less is…
AJJ examines truth and hopes for the best with “Good Luck Everybody”
Fifteen years is a long time for a band to not only exist but to thrive in today’s streaming and single-fueled music industry. In the…
Stelliferous and the crystal clear message of “Clathrate”
The double-edged sword of facing something so excitingly all-encompassing as Bandcamp, is in how easy it can be to let things go in the face…
Fake Magic’s entertaining indie rock debut is no illusion
Precious few days remain until Hanukkah, Christmas, the winter solstice, and ultimately the end of the decade. It’s quite the parade of occasions that…