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Upcoming Show: LOST IN THE TREES, Jan 20th
You don’t want to miss these orchestral pop geniuses who created one of 2010’s best albums! Catch their first ever show in Macon on Thursday, January 20th.
I’ll Have a Blue (Indian) Christmas (Part 3 of 3)
A playlist of 16 original holiday songs by some of today’s best musicians!
Music Video: The Back Pockets’ “Cannibal Erotica”
Meet fresh, up-and-coming creative act, The Back Pockets. And enjoy their music video to “Cannibal Erotica.”
Q&A with Greg Laswell
Check out Beth’s interview with Greg Laswell. They talk about sad songs, tour with Sara Bareilles, and his dog.
Flashbulb Fires’ “Glory”
“Flashbulb Fires’ first full length album, Glory, puts the band’s propensity for weaving richly textured tunes with thoughtful writing on full display.” -MH
free mp3: “Temecula Sunrise (Live at Other Music) by Dirty Projectors
Motor Mouth Media offer up a live version of Dirty Projectors’ “Temecula Sunrise” for free. You dig?
Trances Arc’s “TA”
The latest addition to our team of writers, C.E. Breslin, tells you what he thinks about Trances Arc’s “TA”.
John Mark McMillan’s “The Medicine”
“I believe it is one of the most important recordings I have had the privilege to hear in my lifetime thus far. It is the stuff of revolution, revelation.” -HE
Q&A with Jeremy Messersmith
Beth catches Jeremy Messersmith before his show for a few beers and an interview.
Peter Wolf Crier’s “Inter-Be”
“Peter Wolf Crier’s Inter-Be is one of those albums that would fit perfectly in the background while doing homework, but would also be an asset to the foreground if you were looking to cleanse yourself of stress.” -Victoria Phetmisy
Ben + Vesper’s “LuvInIdleness”
Holly Etchison review’s the bands February 2010 release on Sounds Familyre records.
Andrew Belle’s “The Ladder”
When wading between the pop singer/songwriter titans of these days, it’s easy to dismiss newcomers and those who don’t have tens of thousands (or three million) followers on their twitter. Some of the music just plagues us like we’ve heard this all before. But I’m pleased to have been handed Andrew Belle’s The Ladder and found myself […]
