Live review / New album coming from local band Pet Names
New song from Pet Names teases upcoming album
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Port City
Must Be the Holy Ghost brings unique show to Satellite
Hypnotic experimental songs paired with visual art show [...]
Recovery RockFest offers alternative concert experience
Recovery RockFest Celebrates Rock, Folk and Recovery [...]
Q and A with Sean Thomas Gerard about “Great Unknown”
Singer-songwriter discusses making and writing his first solo album. [...]
JJ Grey & Mofro touring behind “Ol’ Glory”
More soulful and insightful, Grey talks about learning to slow down and see the world around him. [...]
Catching up with Museum Mouth
Pop punk band readies new album for Max Bemis' Rory Records. [...]
Hold onto your lady, Unknown Hinson is coming to town
Old school horror movies meets country and western songwriting. Unknown Hinson is back from the grave. [...]
Nicolay’s new album “Soweto” grew from the experience of playing in South Africa
Prolific producer/musician offers a third entry in his colorful "City Lights" series [...]
Justin Lacy & the Swimming Machine Reemerge
Multi-member gypsy folk and experimental band plays rare show. [...]
album review – Poorly Knit’s “Getting Help”
Engaging debut of varied material from local indie rock band. [...]
album review Villain’s “No Place to Behave”
Fun, raucous debut from local punk band
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Mac McCaughan’s solo album “Non-Believers”
Superchunk co-founder and his first solo album [...]
album review – Jude Eden’s “In the Key of J”
Experimentation is the main ingredient on cello player's new album. [...]
album review – Randy McQuay’s “Solo”
After winning at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis McQuay follows it with "Solo" [...]
Rebekah Todd, new in town but busy
Singer-songwriter taking soulful sound from solo to full band [...]
Candlebox kick off acoustic tour in Wilmington
Candlebox singer talks about acoustic shows, band success, touring with Henry Rollins and Rush, and meeting your heroes. [...]
album review – Holland Revival’s Chemistry
Rock band takes listeners on a 70s flavored album that likes to explore [...]
Album review – American Americans self-titled debut
Scorching debut album to ease your nerves [...]
Brooklyn’s Gillian to play Sunday night
Cool music, great singer to perform Sunday night [...]
Randy McQuay wins at International Blues Challenge
Feeling good after his win, McQuay readies for more shows and new album. [...]
Q and A with Daddy Issues
Daddy Issues are making songs that, for all the simplicity and beauty, are dynamite. [...]
Upcoming 7-inch released on label owned by 16-year old features ILM band
ILM's Deadly Lo-Fi join Dex Romweber and The LOnely Teardrops for 7-incher [...]
album review – RC and the Moonpie Band’s Individually Wrapped
Playful, soulful debut from local blues band [...]
Logan Tabor’s Tone Movement experience – so far
Local musician hits the road back home. [...]
Tracy Shedd and James Tritten return to Ted’s Fun on the River
Duo return to popular downtown intimate venue. [...]
Open mic nights in ILM
Places around town to hone your talents. [...]
live review – Beta Radio at Bourgie Nights
Rare performance by local band highlights the elegance of new, second album. [...]
album review – Youth League’s “First EP”
Debut album signals something special from a local band. [...]
The Color Exchange moves on from Clockwork Kids
Chapel Hill band evolves post graduation and ready new full length "Cubed" [...]
album review – Andy Bilinski’s Snow’s Cut Park
By Brian Tucker On the shelf a few years, singer-songwriter Andy Bilinski’s latest album Snow’s Cut Park is now available via digital outlets and as physical [...]
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