Music, Film, and More from the Circle City
Punk the Capital shows us the challenges and struggles of the development of a legendary musical movement Link: Official Site Like many kids across the country, I felt the shock waves of the DC punk scene. I don’t know which came first for me, Bad Brains or Minor Threat? But … Read More ›
Diamante American Dream Independent Link: Official Site What does the American dream look like to you? Is it surrounded by rose-colored glasses? Is it luck for the chosen few? Or, is it a gritty turbulence that rises up, catches you off guard, knocks you down, and builds you back up … Read More ›
Save The World Two Frontiers Music s.r.l. Links: Official Site | Frontiers Music s.r.l. With their debut album, One, Save The World implants themselves in the hard rock sphere as being a confident force of positive energy that encapsulates strong songwriting and powerful musicianship. Together, this trio pushes forward with … Read More ›
With the release of Paso Doble, Bullet Points makes an aural artistic statement that dominantly stands out in the Indianapolis music scene. David Hazel dives into the pain and pleasure of his own musical methodology. Links: Bandcamp Battle of the Bands is a labor of love not just for the … Read More ›
12 x 5 filled the gap in The Rolling Stones’s early years. 12 x 5 is a product of a band thrown off guard by the propensity of popularity and a record label rushing to spit out a product thanks to the immediate success of the rock and roll explosion. … Read More ›
Tall Tall Trees A Wave Of Golden Things Joyful Noise Links: Tall Tall Trees | Facebook There are unparalleled similarities between Mike Savino and Joe Williams. The defining moment on A Wave of Golden Things comes in the form of the song “Seven Shades of Blue.” Like Williams, Savino is … Read More ›
Lonescar Lust for the End Self-Released Links: Bandcamp | Facebook There is little geographic competition in the States that matches the heat that burns down on you like Texas. If anyone has driven across the Panhandle in the summertime, or anytime, really, they can relate to that unrelenting burn that … Read More ›
Monsters Who’s Who, Dulan Barber 1975, 1974, Marshall Cavendish Publications Limited This is by far the strangest culmination of monster knowledge via encyclopedic entries. Dulan Barber was an author of nonfiction, novelizations, and children’s fiction. He wrote twelve fiction thrillers under the name of David Fletcher and horror fiction under … Read More ›