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by Erinn Fortson From the beginning, Stornoway independently championed their success in the studio. Flying solo with production can go one of two ways; either it works or it doesn’t. Stornoway has never had to worry about the latter half though. Being on their own has resulted Read More

by Melissa Duong The Disparrows.  Dainty like little sparrows? No not at all. Not even close, though their name was derived from a combination of Disparus from the Stones’ “Under the Cover of Night” and sparrows.  The band decided upon this name because they felt that a unique Read More

by Samantha Weinraub Terrible Friends are actually great friends. Best friends, even. Vin Dammann, singer and guitarist of Terrible Friends, describes how the other three band members (Dan Tumolo, Rich Ealer, and Morgan Bartz) are his best friends, most since grade school. They Read More

by Stephen Krock Detroit has always held an honored spot in the evolutionary chart of American music.  And now comes an artist bound for her own page in the city’s rich and fabled musical history. With the new EP, Demons, Jessica Hernandez and her decadentlydelicious band, The Read More

by Jane Roser On November 13th, I attended a concert at DC9, located in our nation’s capitol. My friend, Nashville musician Adrian Krygowski, was opening for Kentucky based blues/rockabilly/bluegrass band J.D. Wilkes And The Dirt Daubers and man, did everyone dance their Read More

by Michele Zipkin Songwriter Cass McCombs will perform his deliciously introspective songs at Boot and Saddle on Friday, December 13th.   He most recently released his seventh album this past October, a twenty-two song double by the name of Big Wheel and Others.  It has been Read More