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by Dan Emmons The music industry rarely gives independent artists the recognition they deserve, but the 2nd annual Tri State Indie Awards gave those unsung heroes just that.  The awards celebrate artists who do phenomenal things throughout the year, most of them without the help Read More

by Dan Emmons For seventeen years, the Millennium Music Conference has helped directly connect music industry professionals with up-and-coming acts through a variety of educational avenues.  Bands have the opportunity to and spend their time learning the tricks of the trade at Read More

by Nick Hancock   “What we don’t want to do is be that band that’s just touring traditional dingy rock clubs,” says John. “But we don’t mind that,” says Brittany. If you’re one of the lucky, in possession of a ticket to Silvertide’s sold out reunion show March 9th at Read More

On Top Of  The Monumental Anniversary, The Long-lived California Rocks Release Their 10th Studio Album by Matt Kelchner   It’s hard to find a band nowadays who stick together for ten years. Some newer bands find it difficult to make it past five. It’s equally challenging to Read More

By Dana Giusti True Hallucinations, the debut album from Ex Cops, pulls off the admirable feat of being charmingly accessible without sounding dumbed down. Band members Brian Harding (formerly of Hymns) and Amalie Bruun (formerly of Minks) create an effortlessly wistful vibe that Read More

by Erinn Fortson Social networking has proved to be very beneficial for Tyler and Maggie Heath. It’s the reason that I and many other listeners discovered The Oh Hellos. As of today, the band’s Facebook page has over 7,000 “likes”. When I heard “Like the Dawn” for the first time Read More