“I always had a ‘thing’ about music,” Jennifer Pague, frontwoman of Vita and the Woolf, says as...
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[REVIEW] BAE G10
This month, we take a look at the 500-Series EQ from BAE, the G10. Should you install one in your...
Surfer Blood: How to Turn Loss into Creative Fuel
2016 was a tough year for many of us. With the currently divisive state of society, how could it...
audio.StudioShare.org: Make Money. Save Money.
Make money by renting out your own idle equipment and space or rent others' resources or your own recording sessions. Share your skills or hire experienced musicians, assistants, and other service...
Record Review: The White Wires
The White Wires WWII Ottawa, ON “Red, white and wires” If you’re a fan of early garage rock, The Ramones, or The Gaslight Anthem, this band is for you. The White Wires’ brand of rock & roll is...
Record Review: Way Yes
Way Yes Walkability Columbus, OH “Coasting music to sway your brain” Glen Davis and Travis Hall have done it. By creating what is, at the very least, a thoroughly universal sound full of Latin...
Record Review: Walk The Moon
Walk The Moon i want! i want! Cincinnati, OH “Vivid indie pop to satisfy your inner child” i want! i want! by Walk The Moon is so irresistible and tight that you would never guess it’s the band’s...
Record Review: Tommy Guerrero
Tommy Guerrero Lifeboats and Follies San Francisco, CA “A true original from the sk8 alternaverse” One of California’s true originals, Tommy Guerrero has evolved from a skate punk to a prolific...
Record Review: T-Model Ford and GravelRoad
T-Model Ford and GravelRoad Taledragger Greenville, MS // Seattle, WA “Loud and raucous return of the Chicken Head Man” T-Model Ford first began recording in his seventies, discovered by Bruce...
Record Review: Stamps
Stamps Tramps Los Angeles, CA “Put on your dress shoes and make your hips move” Stamps consists of singer/guitarist Bob Morris, drummer Adam James, guitarist Ian Crawford and vocalist Ren Patrick. ...
Record Review: Sad Brad Smith
Sad Brad Smith Love is Not What You Need Chicago, IL “Strangely delightful and lyrically dexterous” It's highly doubtful that Sad Brad Smith's sole intention is to make his listeners feel...
Record Review: Papercuts
Papercuts Fading Parade San Francisco, CA “The parade is here to stay” Fading Parade, the fourth full-length from San Francisco’s Papercuts, pays tribute to shoegazers of the past and present as it...
Record Review: Obits
Obits Moody, Standard, and Poor Brooklyn, NY “A bold and versatile platter” The premier track “You Gotta Lose” from the band’s self-titled debut, lays out crunchy riffs which course through the...