New Logo and Quick Update

The new logo is finally official and you can expect to see some major changes to the blog in the next few week.  The new layout will be implemented next week the 21st of this month.  We feel the logo is a much better representation of our company but, we would love to hear your thoughts and opinions.  We are looking into Trademarking the logo this time due to the unexpected launch of Myspace Music’s logo last year.  …

Who Killed Sgt. Pepper? The Brian Jonestown Massacre

The Brian Jonestown Massacre have released another album, “Who Killed Sgt. Pepper?” The band, which for some of the current generation has come to emobody the sound, philosophy and drive of the substance-fueled psychedelic music of the 60’s more so than the music of that generation itself, has changed up their game.

The title of the album itself, to this author, is an obvious reference to their a…

Cartel – Concert Review

Cartel is one of those bands that fell under the radar for an extended time but never completely disappeared. After releasing their long awaited third album entitled Cycles on October 20^th, they are now headlining a tour with The Bigger Lights, The Summer Set, This Providence and more. The tour made a stop at a local venue in Columbus, OH called The Basement and I decided I would attend.

In all honesty, the only reason I w…

Theodore – Hold You Like A Lover

I would say that my folk/alt country, or whatever you would like to call that genre, kick ended, for the most part, about a year or more ago. An acoustic guitar and a sad, dusty voice just didn’t do anything for me anymore. Theordore, a group from St. Louis and personal friends of mine, is a band whose music is so uniquely Midwest and impressively deep in tones and lyrical content. Their first release, “Songs…

Garet Camella – Fate From A Fortune Cookie (EP)

After high school graduation, most teens tend to have an abundance of thoughts floating through their head.  They face long internal battles over questions of what they might want to major in, how it’s going to feel to be away from home or if they are even considering going to college.  Breaking away from this stereotypical mold, 18-year-old Garet Camella had other things going across his mind.  Of course he was conce…