Michael St. James

Sub-Radio Prove POP is Not a Dirty Word

We had the pleasure of working with indie pop-rock act Sub-Radio recently as part of a larger video promotion with Elixir Strings, and the sheer amount of fun the boys projected through the screen was so infectious, we just had to learn more....

Record Review: Rick Murnane

Rick Murnane Wednesday Child Northampton, MA (Buttonshop Music) “Beautiful, psychedelic material suitable for any day of the week” There is an endearing quality to Wednesday Child, one that can be...

Record Review: Punch Brothers

Punch Brothers Who's Feeling Young Now? New York, NY (Nonesuch Records) "Pop sensibility, acoustic virtuosity, and an abundance of wit" Continuing to do what they do best, Punch Brothers have...

Record Review: Nick Waterhouse

Nick Waterhouse Time’s All Gone San Francisco, CA (Innovative Leisure) “Retro soul and analog production” Get to know Nick Waterhouse now, so you’ll have the opportunity to truthfully say “I knew...

Record Review: Marc Lawson

Marc Lawson Another Night Alone Atlanta, GA (Self-released) “Piano-driven melodies dive into introspective soul-searching” Marc Lawson released his debut in 2009 after moving to the Atlanta area to...

DVD Review: James Nash

James Nash Making The Acoustic Guitar Rock (Homespun Music Instruction) “Instructional DVD great for acoustic pickers” All too commonly guitar players limit themselves. It's just too easy to fall...

Record Review: Dirty Dishes

Dirty Dishes The Most Tarnished Birds Boston, MA (Self-released) “Infectious, edgy mix of post-punk and progressive rock” The Most Tarnished Birds is the sophomore effort from Boston’s best-kept...

Record Review: Dante vs Zombies

Dante vs Zombies Buh Detroit, MI (Neurotic Yell Records) “Circus-like kaleidoscope of sound” Eclectic and comical, Dante vs Zombies’ Buh blends together a mixture of sounds derived from the Ramones,...