Archive for March, 2007

Friday March 30th, 2007 August Burns Red / From a Second Story Window / See You Next Tuesday / Life in Your Way / Chasing Victory The Championship, Lemoyne, PA I must admit, August Burns Red shows are almost always annoying.  Not because of the music in the least, but because of the show’s...
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Recently I was given the opportunity to get into a little Q + A with Christian and Johnny from the San Francisco’s TRICLOPS! I hope you all enjoy this highly entertaining piece of literature. IC: So the new EP was just officially released on February 6th, 2007…I’ve read some really good reviews of the...
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European Idol, Sort of… Every spring something astonishingly peculiar happens across Europe. It’s called the Eurovision Song Contest and, yes, it still exists. In a world of too-cool indie bands and ghetto poets, Eurovision has remained remarkably the same since its inception in the fifties. Like the Olympics for songwriting, it offers nothing but...
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Young Love – Too Young to Fight It Harmless emo-dance with some decent songs. Too Young To Fight It, all he’s doing is giving us more of the same. Nick James JamesN65@gmail.com
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The Vision of a Dying World – What You Are To Be You Now Become Well-written and catchy folk with a very unique personality. Self-released Upon reading the name The Vision of a Dying World, you might imagine something in the vein of those dreaded names Fall Out Boy and Panic! At the Disco....
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Urban Legends – Of Old Lost Days Toe-tapping rhythms propel this pop/acoustic/indie mix. Label Name: No Karma Music Group As both an artist and songwriter, Hutch Harris has striven to fulfill a goal all of his fellow musicians share: to craft the perfect song. Each artist is different, of course, but for Hutch Harris...
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We’ll Come Back…If We Can… Heavy Heavy Low Low, Fear Before the March of Flames, Murder By Death and Thursday Chameleon Club, Lancaster, PA February 3rd 2007 I love Heavy Heavy Low Low. All the guys are awesome, they’re very chill and they put on a great show. The show they put on at...
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Fresh Sound The modern music era is in dire need of a fresh, new sound. The radio/MTV scene offers little hope of this. It seems it is up to the world of independent music to come up with the antidote. Might it be that a sweet little band from the musical gold mine of...
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Theanti – Live From Irving Theatre EP Experimental rock with strong guitar work. Inderma Records I’m not going to lie; this review was a little hard to write. This is probably because I can’t place the music next to anything I’m familiar with, but that isn’t a bad thing. I couldn’t even begin to...
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The Agency – Turn EP Rock/indie/pop that is just awesome. Period. Perch Records In 1999, a little band from south Florida shook the very foundation of the indie rock scene. After releasing one full-length release (1997’s Rock to the Apocalypse) and cultivating a humble following, The Agency released their second full length CD Engines,...
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