I’m driving up to Asbury to meet the band in their recording studio. I don’t really know what to expect, but when the door is pushed open and I see the mess of equipment crammed into one tiny room, it feels absolutely right. Scott hands me a copy of their long-awaited album The Blackpool Letters. […]
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Sassy may not be the perfect adjective to describe Girl in a Coma, but it leaves the impression that the three Texans have enough sweetness and plenty of attitude to cover seven classic songs with power-punk girl band success. It’s entirely fitting that they released the three volume Adventures in Coverland on Blackheart Records, Joan
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You wouldn’t be surprised to hear about the frontman of a band making it big, then letting their ego travel straight to their head. That’s why it’s refreshing to experience Anthony Green. The unique vocalist succeeds as a musician, to say the very least, yet continues to remember why he is so successful–his fans. Circa
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Looking back to get ahead takes on an entirely new meaning with AM Taxi’s third release, We Don’t Stand a Chance. Combining old school punk undertones with present day pop influences creates a contagious effect. But it’s not the cold-you-can’t-kick, my-younger-sister-listens-to-this contagious. It’s the type of contagious you really are okay with. The music as
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Pete Francis successfully distinguishes his solo career from his Dispatch days with the recent release of The Movie We Are In. Francis’ gentle voice comforts fans, reminding them why they became fans in the first place; yet as a solo artist Francis experiments with new, different sounds. And he does it with talent. While some
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