You Me & Apollo was another excellent band I saw at Campfire this past summer. Their joy was simply infectious — YMAA’s special brand of neo-soul is simultaneously joyful and sorrowful. These are party songs about wayward women and breakups.…
Since I’m that nerd who reads liner notes, it was a pleasant surprise to see my name in the credits for Sonia’s most recent album. It’s not a big secret that I’m a tireless supporter of Tetlow’s music and I…
At long last, I’m getting around to the reviews I meant to write in early September. This is one of the bands I saw at the Campfire Music Festival, as will be most of the bands in the next few…
Happy Halloween! Here’s a single from Bonfire John’s latest album, College. Bonfire John is based in Indiana and signed to Tree Machine records. The song feels warm and relaxed, like the Midwestern summer this song was written in. Enjoy! You…
A few weeks ago, when I first heard this album, I would have said something like “It’s like Sleater-Kinney rising from the ashes!” Except that happened. (Oh, and guess who has tickets for one of their FEW US dates? Me.…
j moss is doing a really cool thing over at themodernfolk.net In case you haven’t checked out the site, moss posts any and all submissions as long as the artists is independent. In other words, he’s way less selective than…
If M. Lockwood Porter made me decide to breakup with my most recent person, then NQ Arbuckle’s the one who planted the seed of the idea. (So thanks or maybe not? But actually, thanks.) I almost didn’t write the review.…
I’m finally back and hopefully I won’t have to see the inside of another hospital for a good, long time. I’ve been sitting on my hands to tell you about Michael Leonard Witham’s debut since I first listened to in…