Songs We Don’t Hate Yet – An Interview with Don Babylon
by Zack “Ziggy” Merritt I know next to nothing about the amount of work it takes to write an album start to finish. I have an idea of the work involved having watched Kate Bush andRead More
By Dan Williams It’s been four years since we last checked in with Nalani & Sarina. And they’ve grown. The energetic, superbly talented twins had just turned 21 and were already roadRead More
Dirt Under Its Nails and Bruises on Its Cheeks: An Interview with James Alex of Beach Slang
by Ziggy Merritt I have single-handedly altered the course of history. That’s what my insecure ego wants me to write and something I’ll return to later in this feature. Here’s a long-windedRead More
Country-Folk Musicians John Prine and Margo Price Shine at Wolf Trap
Written by Jane Roser Located in Vienna, Virginia, approximately 16 miles from Washington DC, Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts is the only national park in America dedicated to theRead More
by Holli Stephens When you think of Nashville-made music what comes to mind? A chat with The Weeks’guitarist Sam Williams helped to enlighten my sometimes narrow mind to the growth of the... Read More
by Holli Stephens When you think of Nashville-made music what comes to mind? A chat with The Weeks’guitarist Sam Williams helped to enlighten my sometimes narrow mind to the growth of the... Read More
by Matt Kelchner “I am so thankful to be from Pennsylvania,” Andrew Shiraki tells me as we talk about the budding music scene in the Keystone State. Over the last decade or so, a number of... Read More
by Matt Kelchner “I am so thankful to be from Pennsylvania,” Andrew Shiraki tells me as we talk about the budding music scene in the Keystone State. Over the last decade or so, a number of... Read More
White Arrows In Bardo Reviewed by: Rebecca Robinson The new album by White Arrows, In Bardo, is a textbook example of evocative talent. In Bardo begins with heavy vocal use and... Read More
Josh McIlvain & the Generals of SEXCOP The Supermodel Who Loved Me Reviewed by: Jen Levins It is appropriate that this album starts with an invitation to ride a flying saucer. It occupies a space of otherwise uncharted musical territory. If you ever wondered what a mash-up of Read More
