As country music continues to explode with its many diverse offshoots there is a tremendous amount of talent out there. As artists find their own lane they are getting noticed for their originality while still staying true to the ideals of the genre. Our recent discovery Michael Raven seems to have hit his stride and […]
Them Dirty Roses achieve a perfect blend of old-school Southern Rock and present-day Hard Rock on the band’s new single “Candle In The Dark.” Released March 1st, 2024 on Garden Party Records, “Candle In The Dark” is a strong, mid-speed cut that goes all out from the jump. It’s built on huge-sounding guitars, tough drumming, […]
When I think of a “party band” two bands immediately come to mind. ZZ Top and Chromeo. I always thought Chromeo and ZZ Top sharing a bill would be the ultimate event. Does Coachella take suggestions… asking for a friend? I bring this up because Louisville Kentucky natives War Panties tap into this raucous party vibe. […]
The Boondock Boys are four guys who love their southern rock, as their 2018 album Free, shows. It was a release that offered a great mix of sounds as “Good Lessons” and “Hate, Wish Me Lonely, or Blind” can testify. Not only that, but it also included a cover of “Ain’t No Sunshine”, which is […]
One of the simplest and often overlooked parts of becoming a great band is getting out there and playing. Not in some basement with just the 4 of you but out there on the road. Getting out in front of new faces builds up the comradery of the bandmates. But more importantly, it is this […]
Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, Christopher Shayne unleashes their debut album, Turning Stones, packing a punch of metal, country, and grunge. At every turn, Christopher Shayne lures their listener into a land of outcries from outlaws in a warm desert of sound. Christopher Shayne: Riders of the Stones “Give A Damn” opens with an acoustic steel guitar […]
Within the lifetime of a musical genre, there will be high-points and low points. Southern rock (or what, today, is falsely considered country) hit a low point the moment the music industry decided that lyrics about trucks and the same four chords over and over were all listeners wanted to hear. This is where Gideon’s […]
