Album Reviews - The Blue Indian : The Blue Indian

Charles Bradley – ‘Victim of Love’

“Bradley has managed to make two records that have securely tied the knot between generations seemingly too far apart, too different. Young people of the 2000s have fallen in love with music inspired by African American traditions from four or five decades ago.”

Hannah Cook - May 16, 2013

The Front Bottoms – ‘Talon of the Hawk’

The Front Bottoms return with ‘Talon of the Hawk’, their dynamic follow up to their acclaimed 2012 self-titled release! Look for the album everywhere May 21st on Bar/None Records.

Hannah Cook - April 23, 2013

Young Man – ‘Beyond Was All Around Me’

“Though the final installment of the Young Man trilogy may be the closing of a chapter for Colin Caulfield and company, the book still has much to be written, as we will most assuredly see the student become the teacher through future works.”

Rhett Shirley - April 15, 2013

sunDollars – ‘sunDollars EP’

“sunDollars’ debut EP asserts that the Macon-based band is ready to go beyond the Peach State lines and share their gifts with all those who’ll listen.”

Sarra Sedghi - April 12, 2013

Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr – ‘Patterns EP’

” Patterns is a surefire step in a direction that fans, both old and new, will appreciate from a band that seems more comfortable with themselves than ever.”

Sean Pritchard - April 4, 2013

Over the Ocean’s “Be Given to the Soil”

“A brilliantly crafted work of art,” but difficult to engage, says Cameron Barham.

Cameron Barham - April 2, 2013

Iceage – ‘You’re Nothing’

“Iceage has proven themselves with a sophomore album that favors melody and restraint, and for a punk with their pedigree, the result is just what 2013 needs.”

Grafton Tanner - April 1, 2013

Besides Daniel’s “This Marvelous Grief”

TBI’s Cameron Barham calls Besides Daniel’s “This Marvelous Grief” his “most ambitious work to date.”

Cameron Barham - March 25, 2013

Water Liars’ “Wyoming”

“The Water Liar’s debut album, Phantom Limb, was to be consumed in an amazing rush; their second release Wyoming is of the sipping kind given its slow burn.” -CB

Cameron Barham - March 14, 2013

Mel Washington’s “Houses”

“Though “Houses” chronicles the many places that may never serve as home, one can’t help but appreciate being in the presence of honesty so beautifully expressed.” -CB

Cameron Barham - February 19, 2013

DRGN KING – ‘Paragraph Nights’

…“Wild Night” feels somewhat like waking up from the best dream with your alarm clock on full blast.” – Grafton Tanner weighs in on the newest release from DRGN KING, on Bar-None Records.

Grafton Tanner - January 30, 2013

Back City Woods’ “Around The Bend”

Back City Woods returns with ‘Around The Bend’, a strong follow-up to their 2011 release ‘The Dirt From Which We Came”.

Sean Pritchard - January 30, 2013