Punk is the kind of music that makes you flail your fists and want to break out of the prison known as your parents’ basement. The trend continues with Comb the Desert and their debut EP “Humannoyed.”
Archive for December, 2015
Comb the Desert – Humannoyed
Posted by Adam Webb on December 28th, 2015
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews 
Tags: comb the desert, hardcore, humannoyed, new jersey, punk 
1 Comment »A Star Lord Inspired Playlist
Posted by Gavin Gaither on December 28th, 2015
If you want to know one thing about me, you should know Guardians of the Galaxy is my favorite movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Actually, it’s one of my favorite movies of all time. Everyone I knew said it would bomb when the first trailer came out, but I had a feeling it […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Playlist Tags: black sabbath, blue swede, bon jovi, foghat, guardians of the galaxy, guitar hero, guns n' roses, journey, KISS, pat benatar, playlist, Queen, redbone, star lord, steppenwolf, survivor No Comments »Kelsey Mathews Band
Posted by Taylor Davis on December 28th, 2015
Are you a Nashville native? If so, great! Then you have no excuse not to check out The Kelsey Mathews Band. If you’re out of town, then that’s what YouTube is for. I had the opportunity to get to know Kelsey Mathews, which probably made me a little biased to her music. Even without meeting […]
Posted in Featured, Music Tags: jason isbell, kelsey mathews, kelsey mathews band, kris kristofferson, lady antebellum, skyville, skyville records No Comments »Trombley Bay
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on December 28th, 2015
What’s better than jamming and listening to killer tunes with some of your best friends? Probably nothing. Similar to bands like Kings of Leon and The Hives, Trombley Bay was formed by three life-long friends in 2009. When Jared Munday, Joey McLane and Josh Moore recruited pianist Karl Fielden and percussionist Joseph Giacoppelli, the Atlanta, […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: Jared Munday, Joey McLane, Joseph Giacoppelli, Josh Moore, Karl Fielden, kings of leon, The Hives, Tom Petty, Trombley Bay No Comments »Halifax Pop Explosion 2015
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on December 14th, 2015
Music Festivals to me are like all-inclusive vacations to other people. Nothing makes me happier, more excited or more at peace than the thought of heading to a music festival. That’s why I’m stoked that my little-big city of Halifax, Nova Scotia has developed its own – Halifax Pop Explosion (HPX).
Posted in Featured, Music, Shows Tags: alvvays, Bonnaroo, coachella, company house, dub kartel, festival, halifax, halifax pop explosion, hpx, july talk, music festival, nova scotia, olympic hall, port cities, ryan hemsworth, seahorse No Comments »Boy From the Crowd – Where The Bees Come to Die
Posted by Taylor Davis on December 14th, 2015
Boy From the Crowd may not be for everyone, but for punk fans, this is for you. Their latest EP “Where the Bees Come to Die,” is filled with grunge groundwork that takes you back to the sounds of the 60’s and 70’s. Fueled with styles like David Bowie and the Sex Pistols, this EP […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: all i need, boy from the crowd, david bowie, sex pistols, the road, where the bees come to die No Comments »2015 in Review Playlist
Posted by Adam Webb on December 14th, 2015
2015 came and went as many years do, but it left behind quite a few gems in the music world, some of which have been compiled into one playlist for anyone to enjoy.
Posted in Featured, Music, Playlist Tags: CHVRCHES, Death Grips, Joey Bada$$, kendrick lamar, Metz, purity ring, Run The Jewels, Toro y Moi No Comments »Alpha Shallows – Set the Fires
Posted by Gavin Gaither on December 14th, 2015
When the holiday season comes around, you expect all the music you hear to be full of joy and good will. Radio stations are blasting old favorites like “Jingle Bells” and “Deck the Halls,” while hundreds of artists are recording new versions of said favorites. Holiday tracks are always fun, but they’re too obvious. So […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: alpha shallows, ben hewitt, craig walker, gary hargreaves, paul joice, set the fires No Comments »If I Die Young Presents Let’s Move Cities
Posted by Gavin Gaither on December 10th, 2015
What if you died tomorrow? No one likes to think about this, but it’s an important question. Life doesn’t last forever and there is no way of telling if your life will continue past today. You can read horoscopes and visit psychics, but they’re unreliable. They can be proven wrong, so you have to consider […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Shows Tags: if i die young, in theory, kevin barnett, kevin burke. dreamers like us, let's move cities, something more No Comments »Shake Shake Go – We Are Now
Posted by Lindsey McIntyre on December 7th, 2015
Composed of Poppy Jones, Marc Le Goff, Kilian Saubusse, Virgile Rozand, and Toby Barnett, Shake Shake Go is an indie folk band based out of London. I’ve said dozens of times how obsessed I am with with UK based musicians and bands. I’ve just never been disappointed with music that has come from our friends […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: Kilian Saubusse, Marc Le Goff, Poppy Jones, shake shake go, Toby Barnett, Virgile Rozand, we are now No Comments »
