Bill Mallonee is the epitome of independent. He embodies the spirit of a troubadour; much like the songs he sings embody the very nature of what he is singing about. He is well versed in the ups and downs of … Continued
I’m pretty sure that I have mentioned before that Subdivision Records is my absolute favorite label going right now! They continue to put out music that really tests the limits as well as bringing new and fresh ideas to the … Continued
Jim Wiita is a good sport. He has put up with way too many of my blown deadlines. I first heard Jim’s music when Mike Indest covered him in our Down the Line Basement Tapes podcast, and I was impressed … Continued
All of our readers are surely aware of whom Allan Aguirre is. If you remember we actually did a seriously in depth interview with Allan back in the first issue of Down the Line Zine. We won’t rehash territory and … Continued
Flames passed from this world to the next in the early hours of May 28, 2011 “As we look back on this week, his passing will be one of those times where “everything changed”. [r] James Lee Brennan, or Flames … Continued
One of the most absurd things here at Down the Line is that The Lost Dogs haven’t had their cover story yet. This is the second time we have interviewed them, but unfortunately both times it hasn’t hit the cover… … Continued
An interview with the man behind Flock 14, World Theatre and McAllister. Tim McAllister has put out relatively few albums over the last 25 years… but what he has put out are a few select high quality records. I would … Continued
Concept albums can be tricky things. All artists tell some type of story through music and the individual song, but the difference with a concept album is the story is unified throughout the entire body of the album. Now take … Continued
From Germany With Love Salve! I am a Fan of Christian Underground-Music and I live in Germany (Bavaria). A few minutes before I have found your magazine on the net, it is fantastic! Thank you so much for your work, … Continued