Make music in (and on) doors of Sage Gateshead!
Children sometimes being the less inhibited individuals they are, can often be found doing various things like running sticks along fence posts, drumming on table…
Hotel of the Laughing Tree shine light on new sounds with “New World Sundown”
There are certain instances, when significant changes to something happily routine and possessing stacked expectations, like a well established band, can transcend and glide gracefully…
Royal Blood at Webster Hall: A case of priceless concert contradiction
The age old idea of a “quick rise to fame” is something that stirs up a range of reactions, depending on the context in which said…
Ghostly International Show: Christopher Willits, Beacon and Tycho
Even as someone more than waist-deep in the trenleverhes of the music industry, it’s always gratifying when an experience manages to strike my emotions in the…
Grab a pint and cue up Pint Size Hero’s “Like a Hurricane”
The power of the internet means different things to many people: Ability to connect with distant family as though they are part of your everyday life,…
Startup Spotlight Special: Soundwave 2.0!
Try saying that five times fast! Today I’m featuring and highlighting, the hard work of some exceptionally creative friends from across the pond, in a way…
On to the core of the music!
Recently, I was given the opportunity to write a guest blog (for your reading pleasure, part 1 and part 2) for the live music archiving and…
“C” is for Christmas and composing
During the past six days, leading up to the next six days, two different discussions from two very different outlets brought up topics that could be…
Play a “game of thrones” and get your kid thrown out of good graces
We start the month with a topic that is far from new and far from the first time someone has typed out words on it for…
“Don’t Look Down,” but up, to an artist who has individuality locked in tight.
Here we are once again, with your spur of the moment album review! Okay, maybe not a completely typical album review in the regular, expected sense…