All posts tagged "Homepage Lead Stories"
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The March Issue Is Out, Featuring The Dough Rollers!
This month Performer Magazine presents a kick-ass issue featuring the equally kick-ass band, The Dough Rollers. ALSO INSIDE: interviews with Napalm Death, Six Organs of...
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EXCLUSIVE: “Truth & Anger” Track Premiere by Filligar
We’re big fans of Chicago’s indie foursome Filligar – we’ve interviewed the band in the past and now are pumped to be premiering the new...
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LISTEN NOW! Exclusive Canopy Climbers Track Premiere
We’re super-stoked to have an exclusive premiere from Alt-pop rockers Canopy Climbers. LISTEN BELOW to their new single “Potion” from their upcoming EP Fever (due...
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How Much Should a Music PR Campaign Cost?
This article originally appeared on Sonicbids.com. It has been republished here with permission. Good PR isn’t cheap. Nor is it free. If you can’t afford a...
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3 Things Every Indie Artist Should Learn From Nielsen’s 2014 Music Industry Report
You’ve heard it from everyone from Bob Lefsetz to David Byrne: the music industry is dying. At first glance, Nieslen’s annual music industry report seems...
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WATCH NOW: Exclusive Miggs Acoustic Performance Video
miggs is releasing a adopting a new business model for 2015: the Digital 45, releasing two new songs each month and giving one away for...
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PHOTO GALLERY: Sleater-Kinney Live in Boston
Sleater-Kinney House of Blues, Boston/MA February 22, 2015 Pounding through over 20 songs, the punkish trio of Corin Tucker (vocals, guitar), Carrie Brownstein (guitar, vocals),...
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Me & My Shadow: A 30-Year Journey Avoiding The Pitfalls of Abuse
Usually I reserve personal thoughts and interjections for my monthly “letter from the editor” piece, which oddly, people seem to respond pretty well to. But...
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PreSonus RC 500 Solid-State Channel Strip Review
PreSonus RC 500 Solid-State Channel Strip – $599 street PROS: Super high quality, construction and sound. CONS: None. There are tons of companies that offer...
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PreSonus Eris Series E8 Studio Monitors Review
PreSonus Eris Series E8 Studio Monitors – appx $250/each (street) PROS: Great sounding, easy to tune to music styles and room configuration. CONS: None. There...
