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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…
For our third interview we were lucky to have the opportunity to sit down with John Nolan. With over 10 years of experience in the music industry John has played and performed with some of the biggest acts in the indie music scene. At an early age in his music career, John saw a tremendous amount of success as the lead guitarist of Taking Back Sunday. TBS’s album Tell All Your Friends hit big with punk audiences in 2002. T…
For our second interview we sat down with Aaron Wright in his hometown of Dublin, Ohio, just outside Columbus. Aaron was and still is currently the frontman of the talented Chandler Wright Story. The group has calmed down a bit since their lead guitarist, Bob Murnahan moved to Arizona. The band experimented with extended solos and creative arrangements. Aaron shared the stage with a popular variety of acts like Ek…
Our first interview landed us with The Compass Rose of Madison Wisconsin. We caught up with the band in the middle of their 2 week tour. The Compass Rose Quartet formed in January of 2008 and developed an eclectic sound that dances on the boarders of genres as diverse as hip hop, folk, and a cappella. Mike Drohomyreky served as a front man supported by Ida Pajunen’s violin, Scott Lamps’ upright bass and t…
