We all know the stories of bands that disappeared after an album or two back in the 80s or 90s – stories that usually include rumors of unreleased albums. Every once and a while, one of those bands will come … Continued
So the story goes that Nate Allen (of Destroy Nate Allen fame) was in a bit of a rough spot: “Nate Allen found himself fresh off a long tour, unemployed, in his early 30’s, married and living in his parent’s … Continued
Sammy Horner and his lovely bride Kylie are back with their signature sound of Outlaw Country/Celtic/Americana/Folk/Rock. This album lives up to the title in every way, shape, and form. Coming in like a modern underground Johnny and June the opening … Continued
I will be totally honest when I say I had no idea who Peter Furler was, never heard or checked out his former band the Newsboys, never wanted to, just didn’t seem like my thing, same with DC Talk and … Continued
Daniel Amos has put out some really quality re-releases the last few years, add this one to the list of must haves! This band has always been one of the most difficult to categorize because their music is always so … Continued
I’ve been a big fan of Bill Mallonee’s music ever since Vigilantes of Love put out Killing Floor. I can’t remember exactly what song the college radio station played, it was either “Motel Room” or “Anybody’s Guess,” but I was … Continued
For me as a fan, The Choir has really hit a great stride starting at O How The Mighty Have Fallen and continuing on over the next few albums and on to this recent release. I’m a bigger fan than ever … Continued
I will admit – I was that weird kid that loved Art History class. The hidden messages and critiques so prevalent in great art (and poetry and prose) fascinated me. Some artists would get paid well to create art by … Continued
I know that pretty much every review of this album is going to start off with “Yee-haw!”… but you just can’t help shouting that after listening to the latest offering from The Altar Billies. Well, “yee-haw Amen!” is more like … Continued
Fast, blistering punk rock with random spoken word pieces. The Old-Timers show that they can bring the punk and the variety. “The Joy of Reconciliation” even starts off with an a capella intro before slamming into some in-your-face punk. Six … Continued