It’s said that getting out of your own head allows you to look at the world from a different perspective. There’s a way to lock into the endless wonder of human existence through songs that take the wide view, tell stories that lift us up and remind us of how rich life can be. READ MORE…
Duncan Barlow came to prominence in the mid-90s Midwestern punk scene as the guitarist of Louisville hardcore pioneers Endpoint, as well as the Victory Records-signed Guilt and By the Grace of God. Recently, Barlow released Colony Collapse, the first album under his own name, which features contributions from bassist Jason Loewenstein (Sebadoh) and drummer Joe Plummer (The Shins, Cold War Kids, Modest Mouse). READ MORE…
June 6, 2016 is a day that I will never forget. I was at the beginning of a four-month tour of the west coast up to Alaska when my tour bus caught on fire and burned to the ground at a Love’s truck stop in Corning, CA. READ MORE…
This song, titled ‘Burn the Witch’, from the talented artist and the golden throat Sarah Peacock, you will really like it. She touched us emotionally with her confident and distinctive vocal. Her creative and catchy writing style, along with her great singing, plays a role in making this song beautiful and impressive. The production here is unique and shows real talent, and personally I believe that there is no perfect song without professional and unique production. Enjoy! READ MORE…
Born of the legendary Muscle Shoals, Alabama, music scene and boasting contributions from local luminaries John Paul White, Dylan LeBlanc, Thad Saajid, and The Pollies, Pond Diver’s debut EP Flashbacks is a promising entry in the region’s deep and eclectic musical canon.
In Their Words: “I typically have a less-is-more approach when it comes to writing music. My first record from 2017 definitely reflects that, it was a stripped-down songwriter album with all songs performed solo or as a duo. However, when it came to recording again I felt that six of my songs really worked best in more of a full-band arrangement, so I pulled together some of my musical collaborators and good friends and we recorded this EP to showcase those songs specifically. The focus of this record is still very much on the song, but it also features musical aspects that are harder to achieve as a solo or duo, like instrumental solos, some three-part harmonies, and an instrumental tune that highlights the individual players. Although there are more musicians on this record than my last, it is still very simple in terms of production.