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by Mely Duong Suburban Living is a band that would typically be categorized in the dream pop genre, and while Wesley Bunch, vocalist, understands that, he contends that there are additional elements that distinguish this group from being labeled strictly as such: playing in Read More

by Jane Roser Reel Big Fish, you could say, is one of the few ska-punk bands that broke into the mainstream early on and were able to stay there. Hailing from Orange County, California, Reel Big Fish were able to gather an underground following in the 90s due to word of mouth Read More

by Lauren Rosier Since 2010, when BRONCHO formed, the Oklahoma-based trio has gone from playing house shows to prominent venues internationally. From indie rock to garage rock, the band has been described as many different types of musical genres. Recently, I was able to talk Read More

by Jane Roser Asheville, North Carolina is considered one of the coolest towns in America, if not one of the most creative. With it’s quirky shops and cafes, the breathtaking Biltmore Estate, gorgeous scenery used as backdrops for Hollywood blockbusters (like The Hunger Read More

by Adam McGrath Even if a band has early success, sometimes it takes a few trips around the block for them to really hone in on “their sound”. Tennessee guitar rockers The Black Cadillacs quickly built a following with their 2010 debut All Them Witches and sophomore effort Run, Read More

by Alyse Horn Sometimes all it really takes to pull a band together is a yard sale synthesizer. Combine that with talent and dedication, and you’ll find yourself with some paying gigs. The synthesizer is only a small part of what brought The Walking Sticks together though. It’s Read More