by Lauren Rosier It has been quite the ride for Canadian rock and roll band, the Sheepdogs, who formed nearly a decade ago. The five-piece has had a plethora of opportunities and experiences, each one helping to shape and form them into the band they are today. You may remember Read More

by Dan Williams I first saw Ringo’s All-Starr Band in 1989 during its inaugural tour from the front row at Pine Knob near Detroit. I even got a high five from the ex-Beatle! It was the first year of the All-Starrs and boy, it was chock full of Stars! That band consisted of Read More

by Zach Fraley Few arrangements last more than a year, let alone a decade. In an age where people want what they want as fast as they can possibly get it, patience and longevity are rare to find. Luke Lalonde of Born Ruffians has achieved such sticking power, remaining the core Read More

Foxing Dealer Reviewed by: Matt Kelchner With all breakout debut albums comes the pressure and stress of matching that greatness on the sophomore follow up. Such is the same for St. Louis quintet Foxing. Their 2013 album, The Albatross, took the band on a lengthy whirlwind of a Read More

Beach Slang The Things We Do To Find People Who Feel Like Us Reviewed by: Ziggy Merritt The transience of youth always seems to be at the forefront of Beach Slang’s own James Snyder’s mind. Self-destructive behavior and the thrill (or boredom) of a life allowing such a loud, Read More

Martin Courtney Many Moons Reviewed by: Felipe Tinoco Martin Courtney is an up and coming guitarist and singer-songwriter with an album titled Many Moons, set to release today. His music is full of intricate melodies and interesting lyrics supported by smooth musical Read More