Aleon Craft: Mothership: The Decatur Connection
By Isaiah Aleon Craft is an underground musical artist hailing from Georgia. Some remember him as “Big Marc” of Da Backwudz, a hip-hop duo…
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Eula: Maurice Narcisse
By Ryan Alex With their first full length album, Maurice Narcisse, the Connecticut noise-rock band Eula shows off a surprising amount of versatility which…
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Scotty Alan: Wreck and the Mess
By A. L. Boulden Wreck and the Mess is a folk album coming from the heart on Scotty Alan‘s sleeve. The album begins with…
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You, Me, and Everyone We Know: Things Are Really Weird Right Now
by A. L. Boulden You, Me, and Everyone We Know did a nice job with their short E.P. entitled “Things are Really Weird Right…
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The Asteroid Shop: The Asteroid Shop
by A. L. Boulden The Asteroid Shop‘s self titled album begins with an explosion of colorful and vibrant sound. Immediately the listener is humbled…
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Tancred: String & Twine
By Mike Ward The empty spot on the side of the bed calls for some kind of love. Maybe the kind that keeps it…
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Raheem DeVaughn: Freedom Fighter
by Christopher Zeller Neo- Soul. Neo- R&B. Neo-Protestors. The readers will have to excuse me as I write on this one, for I may…
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Lushlife: No More Golden Days
by Christopher Zeller Lushlife, and his affiliates, are probably going to draw many half-hearted comparisons in their rise through the alternative rap game, as…
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The Hold Steady: Heaven is Whenever
By Bill Sencio Top ten things you should know about the new Hold Steady album “Heaven is Whenever”: 1. The Hold Steady and their…
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