Hannah Cook
Hannah was born in Cincinnati, Ohio, and recently graduated Ohio University among the rolling hills of Appalachia. She majored in magazine journalism and a specialization in anthropology. During her time at OU, she was the Editorial Director of ACRN, their student-run radio station. She’s done many album reviews, live reviews and show previews, and has interviewed anyone from the Athens’ locals to Jeremiah Edmond of Favorite Gentlemen, to Erica Wennerstrom of Heartless Bastards. Hannah also has spent time as an intern at CityBeat, Cincinnati’s premier culture and nightlife newspaper. Currently, she is living and working in Macon, Georgia where she is not quite acclimated with Southern culture but is having a wonderful time. In May, she will be moving to New Zealand to begin an internship with the country’s agricultural media hub.
Hannah Cook's Latest Contributions
“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.”
“And while every show may start and end the same, Bradley has a way of making each of them so special, like he knows the people watching him individually.”
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.
Jeff Mangum’s most recent stop in Georgia at Sacred Heart Cultural Center left an imaginable impression on Hannah Cook.
#2 in our staff’s “Top 12 Albums of 2012″, Hannah’s list includes Brother Tiger, Shovels and Rope, Hope For aGoldensummer, Why?, and more!
Hannah Cook dishes on Patrick Watson’s most recent show in Columbus, Ohio. Keep your eyes open for dates in the South in 2013!
Hannah Cook spills about ‘ O’ Be Joyful ‘, the newest release from Charleston, SC-based, husband-and wife-duo, Shovels & Rope, out now on Dual Tone.
Hannah Cook chats with Sleeper Agent keyboardist Scott Gardner about their newest record, growing up in Kentucky, and the bands performance this weekend at the 10th annual Forecastle Festival
TBI’s Hannah Cook gives us her thoughts on Pan’s newest album