Ever come home from a long day at work and all you want to do is flip on some tunes and kick back for a while? The Singing Limbs may have that solution for you with their EP “Mint.”
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The Singing Limbs – Mint
Posted by Adam Webb on April 10th, 2017
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Tags: 60s, 70s, ca, california, ep, mint, rock, san francisco, SF, the singing limbs 
No Comments »King Shelter – Everything Hurts & Preoccupy
Posted by Adam Webb on October 17th, 2016
You know you’re on to something when you have your own accreditation for an Urban Dictionary definition. That’s exactly what King Shelter have on their hands and their self-described style of Salad Rock which means “a genre of music best described as a mix of everything,” and they aren’t kidding.
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: california, everything hurts, king shelter, preoccupy, salad rock, southern california No Comments »Rob Barr – A Hero Foundation
Posted by Gavin Gaither on April 4th, 2016
I think it is amazing when people put others before themselves. As a Christian, I strive to remain humble and consider the needs of others instead of myself, so I love to see people spending time working with and donating to charities. However, when it comes to musicians or any celebrities supporting charities, I often […]
Posted in Featured, Music, Reviews Tags: a hero foundation, california, helmets to hardhats, isle 6, jiberish, rob barr, veteran, veterans 1 Comment »Worth Taking – Touring, Writing, Japan and Ice Cream
Posted by Adam Webb on February 12th, 2016
Pop-punk band Worth Taking are coming in hot with their latest LP “Hangman.” With heavy bass lines and a voice from Jerod McBrayer that will caress your eardrums, it’s clear to hear that Worth Taking are bringing the pop-punk from yesteryear into the present, and with a tour on the horizon, into the future as […]
Posted in Featured, Interviews, Music Tags: blink-182, california, chubby hubby, green day, hangman, japan, nashville, pop, pop punk, san francisco, tennessee, tour, worth taking No Comments »
