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Review: Curtis/Sutton & The Scavengers – Curtis/Sutton

Much like the Olympics, music is a constant tug-of-war (which was actually an Olympic competition from 1900-1920) of sounds

18 Aug

Have you ever heard the term “work hard, play hard?” Ever thought that’s a bunch of crap? Let’s be honest, by the time you’re

12 Oct

Imagine sitting at an old, worn bar on a stool that has seen its fair share of patrons. The bar is dimly lit, not with

17 Sep

The unseen gravitational pull of environment and upbringing on singer/songwriters usually does one of two things: it either

13 Aug

Greg: When a band has released a record that firmly establishes their sound and fan base it is practically tempting fate to

22 Jun

There was a time when cinematography led the world to believe in the romance of New York. There was an air of grace wrapped

05 Jun

Every year there seems a plethora of options when it comes to live music. To those who devotedly follow what the radio tells

15 Apr

Last summer, when I saw Morning Bear perform for the first time, I was impressed at the ease in which singer-songwriter John

10 Apr

Ah Boise, Idaho. Perhaps I’m a little biased because well, it is an awesome place. Home of Treefort Music Festival, Smurf

07 Feb

It might be me, or my generation, or perhaps simply the modern world, but every so often I feel an absolute compulsion to

07 Nov