Fluxtional is a new project from Curtis Proffit created for fans of “80’s and/or 90’s guitar rock music with a God given message.” Vocals are mostly handled by Chris Gildersleeve, who was at one time a member of Four Living … Continued
I’m coming up a bit short on how to describe the music of Archaeologist. In this case, that is a good thing. It’s a heavy, modern, metal, alternative, progressive amalgamation of styles that works quite well. But don’t let the … Continued
Stellar release by Sammy and Kylie Horner. 10 songs of gritty as well as tender Americana/Celt/Blue Grass/Outlaw Country, some of the best you’ll hear indie or major. The opening track ‘Ain’t No Devil Ever Gonna Come Steal My Soul’ will set … Continued
Unfortunately a very busy 2013 has kept me from what I enjoy most, writing reviews and doing that good ole Down the Line Zine. Getting back into the swing of things, fresh year, a new start and reviews that I … Continued
You may not be familiar with Jason Tyler Burton, but go check out his Noistrade site to see who is. Yep, Mr. Bill Mallonee himself would encourage you to check out his music, because he says “You will NOT be … Continued
Way back before Spotify or Bandcamp, before Facebook, before even MySpace, there was Mp3.com. It wasn’t very social, but it was the place to check out this new-fangled digital method of music distribution. It was also pretty much a free-for-all … Continued
Acoustic, stripped down, and rawer than we have heard Rowlands in the past, these songs are labeled as demos. So will we see these again on future albums? Maybe so, but for the most part these songs can stand alone … Continued
Fashion Week is a bit different than I was expecting. Their first track, “Jacksons Everywhere”, sounds almost like they are starting off with a slightly amplified Americana sound. But the second track (“The Other Side/SPIT BUBBLES”) is alternative guitar rock. … Continued
So what exactly does progressive folk rock sound like? If it is all like The Glance, call me a fan. I was hooked from the melancholic interplay between the guitar and mandolin on “Keep Your Mood From Changing.” I am … Continued
And How goes heavy metal? Well, not really at all, but these songs do sound a bit heavier and more aggressive to these ears. The distinct And How sound is still present, so don’t think this is one of those … Continued