by Charles Norman | Nov 25, 2013 | Features
There’s a difference between daydreamers and people chasing dreams… Chasing down a vision isn’t for the faint of heart. – Mike Herz, in “Doin’ Alright” and “Faint of Heart” I asked Mike Herz, “If you could sing a duet with any living singer, who would you...
by Charles Norman | Nov 18, 2013 | Features
Are you having a bad day? Are you tired? Depressed? Can you feel the zombie virus creeping inexorably up your extremities to bore into your spinal column and transform you into a brain-eating sociopath that will never be invited out for a beer? Or are you just bummed...
by Charles Norman | Nov 4, 2013 | Features
Feral Conservatives deliver powerful, well-crafted songs … that happen to feature the mandolin. Rashie Rosenfarb (vocals, mandolin, bass, piano) and Matt Francis (drums, percussion, guitar, organ) challenge you to accept the reality of their music. If a female...
by Charles Norman | Oct 29, 2013 | Features
Raina Rose wants to tell you something. She wants you to hear it, feel it, believe it. The listener is addressed as a person, not as a concept. So when she sings “Woman’s made to cry, man is made to sin,” it is difficult not to take it personally....
by Charles Norman | Oct 19, 2013 | Features
What, Really? is several kilometers away from being a household name. But they are working toward that goal, one fan at a time. Their four-song EP, with the easy-to-remember name s/t promo 2013, is available on Bandcamp. Name your price, anything from a million...
