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by Michelle Singer If you love indie rock and the chilled out vibe of bands such as Real Estate or The Shins, you are going to love Very Americans. Their new EP Stereo Types just came out in January and they are already on the rise. Hailing from Harrisburg, PA, Tony Bavaria Read More

by Jane Roser No Depression Magazine calls Peter Bradley Adams “…one of the most consistently eloquent and pleasing singer/songwriters on the scene. Indeed, his brand of musical melancholy is so specific and evocative that, sometimes, listening through his catalog is the Read More

by Mely Duong Yesterday, on April 29, 2014, Matt Goss debuted his first U.S. release, Life You Imagine, through Virgin Records.  One glance at Matt Goss and you perceive a dapper, suave gentleman.  His image is suggestive of a smooth voice that can hit sweet highs and lows – a Read More

by Melissa Duong  Khari Mateen is a name synonymous with Renaissance man, for he not only songwrites but he also produces and plays various instruments. A smooth jazz musician, Mateen dabbles into rock by playing in the band Elevator Fight, but also has collaborated with Jill Read More

by Adam McGrath Guitarist Clark Vogeler joined the Texas alt-rock band, Toadies, in 1996, just as Interscope Records started to muck everything up. It was two years since “Possum Kingdom” dominated airwaves, but this was the beginning of the end of times for major label Read More

by Melissa Komar Much to the delight of fans, Bailiff, the Chicago-based trio just released their second full-length album, Remise.  Backed by another Kickstarter campaign, Bailiff’s latest work since the release of 2011’s Red Balloon, sees the band exploring new territory. Read More