Steven A. Clark Fornication Under the Consent of the King Reviewed by Philip Smith Listening to Steven A. Clark’s newest release Fornication Under the Consent of the King will take the listener back through decades of R&B.  “Lonely Roller” not only vividly Read More

State Champs Overslept Reviewed by Elizabeth Bradford State Champs’ new album Overslept shows the potential for growth in the band. They have talented guitarists yet all of the solos sound very similar. Even skipping track after track, there’s not much hope for later Read More

Mike Montrey takes on his biggest project to date with the multi-media components of Song by Song by Song. Hot on the heels of his highly successful releases, A Perfect Reality , a record that opened many new ears and afforded great media opportunities such as the single, ”Take Read More

The Kicks’ Jordan Phillips and I talked recently about his band’s origin, Nashville, the politics of music, working with Vance Powell, and the possible connection between Tonight Changes Everything, The Kicks’ upcoming album and the Orwellian condition of the United States. Read More

The Do It Yourself approach many have been gradually latching on to over the years has been expanding and become a more convenient, common and beneficial way of getting things done. In recognizing the convenience of D.I.Y. spaces, small scenes are able to independently grow Read More

Nashville-based musician Andrew Osenga wears many hats. He is a singer/songwriter, and has played with the bands The Normals and Caedmon’s Call. He also produces, engineers, writes and plays guitar for other musicians. He will release his sixth solo album, Leonard the Lonely Read More