Music and film articles from Indianapolis
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 ›
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 ›
Ten Years Ago The Drift Gave Us an Incredible Instrumental Journey Link: Bandcamp Spring forward! As we take yet another year to adjust our clocks an hour ahead, it always comes at the expense of a Monday. Why not a Friday or Saturday? Maybe it’s the lag of my biological … Read More ›
Dio Evil or Divine: Live in New York City Holy Diver Live BMG Links: Evil or Divine: Live in New York City | Holy Diver Live “I am very excited to be working with BMG, a label that still has a passion for rock music. They will be making the … Read More ›
Real Gone Music resurrects two quintessential sexploitation film soundtracks from Russ Meyer Bill Loose’s soundtrack work should not go unnoticed as he was an important contributor to the cult movie scene of the 1960s and 1970s, scoring for films like The Rebel Rousers and The Swinging Cheerleaders. His library music … Read More ›
AJ Rosales Manifestations Self-Released Links: Official Site | Bandcamp AJ Rosales makes the acoustic guitar seem so easy yet so complex at the same time. Putting out an acoustically-dominated album is not a lightweight decision. The strings want to fight back. The tones take a keen ear. Things could go … Read More ›
This debut perfects indie rock humanism Corvair Self-Titled Paper Walls (US) / WIAIWYA (UK) Link: Official Site Corvair has a song you consistently catch yourself whistling to. It’s that hook in the chorus that easily becomes a part of your psyche. I am stuck in a time loop wanting to … Read More ›