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by Lauren Rosier The year of 2015 has definitely been a rollercoaster ride for indie folk band, Good Old War. Changing from a trio to a duo and releasing their fourth LP, Broken Into Better Shape, it’s been one heck of a ride. The making of the LP was a completely different Read More

by Jane Roser For 43 years, over 60 million albums sold and one Grammy award, guitarist Martin Barre was the heart of renowned rock band Jethro Tull. Barre’s signature solo on 1971’s “Aqualung” was voted by readers of Guitar Player magazine as one of the best guitar solos Read More

by Zach Fraley Becoming defined as a band requires years of setup, and involves establishing a distinctive sounds, accruing a fan base, and spreading the word about the group as much as possible. For bluegrass dandies Yonder Mountain String Band, who have written, recorded, and Read More

by Jane Roser One of the most inspiring movies I remember watching as a kid was Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. Jimmy Stewart portrays a quiet, naive small town patriot who is suddenly thrust into Washington politics where his dreams and ideals are shattered when he discovers that, Read More

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 Jane Roser Before U2’s Zoo TV tour, before Green Day threw an epic mud fight at Woodstock and way before Lady Gaga emerged onstage from a three story castle wearing God knows what, there was Jethro Tull. For decades Jethro Tull has entertained audiences with thrilling Read More