by Casey Gallenberger | Jun 20, 2022 | Album Reviews
James McCurley (Vertica, Black Pages) has always been some strange sonic shapeshifter. His past work ranges from mythical, post-hardcore concept albums to experimental bedroom pop. In his latest incarnation as Prisoner & Key, McCurley opts for yet another new...
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by Casey Gallenberger | Jun 17, 2022 | Interviews, Premieres
Detroit native Christian Ohly has a knack for taking the energy of stomp-and-holler folk and blending it with poetic lyrics and steel guitar. The result is earthy, introspective, and captivating – accessible and familiar, yet never too base or commercial....
by Casey Gallenberger | Jun 15, 2022 | Album Reviews
In some ways, Graveyard Club as a collective is more of a literary adventure than a group of kids hanging out in a cemetery. The band bonded over their mutual love of horror-fiction and a fascination for the likes of Sinatra and Dead Man’s Bones. The result is a...
by Casey Gallenberger | Jun 11, 2022 | Album Reviews
Take Rosie Varela’s debut solo LP out of context and you might be surprised to know she is one of the creative masterminds behind El Paso’s EEP. The Rosie Varela Project was created to be a vessel for songs that didn’t quite fit with EEP and this...
by Casey Gallenberger | Jun 7, 2022 | Album Reviews
Imagine you have the drums and guitars (literally) of Pianos Become the Teeth, the vocals (figuratively) of The National, and glitchy, sampled production all on one disk. The result is part Americana, part classic rock, part post-hardcore, part Northeast indie. And...
