by Lauren Rosier Over 200 artists took over downtown Lancaster during the ninth annual Launch Music Conference and Festival this past weekend. The event was held over a three-day period with music to enjoy for everyone- from country to electropop to a Star Wars heavy metal Read More

So Many Wizards Heavy Vision Reviewed by: Max Miller So Many Wizards. The name evokes the doom-dirge deserts and billowing bong-smoke riffs of bands like Sleep, Conan and, well, Electric Wizard. As it stands, though, Los Angeles-based four-piece So Many Wizards offer up some Read More

Cary Morin Cradle To The Grave Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The talent of roots-based singer/fingerstyle guitarist, Cary Morin, is evident on his latest record, Cradle To The Grave. This record completes his three-album acoustic project and brings together some the greatest music Read More

The Quixote Project Land Of Plenty Reviewed by: Lauren Rosier The mix of incredibly talented local and regional musicians continues to amaze me and the neo-roots outfit, The Quixote Project, is no exception. Centered by frontman Jeff Selby and surrounded by a revolving mix of Read More

by Jane Roser Winters in Nashville can be particularly harsh. Roads and trees are covered in a layer of slick ice and when the salt runs out, potato juice may be brought in as an alternate- although not very effective- tool, turning roads into a slushy soup. But in a town like Read More

Cory Branan ADIOS Reviewed by: Jane Roser ADIOS is the album I’ll be playing on repeat all summer, no doubt about it-and considering this is the first Iconic rating I’ve given since October of last year, it’s well-deserved and worth the wait. Cory Branan is one Read More