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Album review: David England, "Little Death"
Posted on Nov. 11, 2009 by Scott ShogerWell, here’s a nice surprise, and one of the best albums I’ve heard by an Indiana artist this year.
Album review: Jookabox, "Dead Zone Boys"
Posted on Nov. 11, 2009 by Scott ShogerFor the band Jookabox — and on record, that means, for Jookabox band leader David “Moose” Adamson — the east side of Indianapolis is a dark place, populated by roaming bands of vampires, the D
Album review: Gwen Stacy, "A Dialogue"
Posted on Oct. 21, 2009 by Emma FaesiIndianapolis-based Christian hardcore group Gwen Stacy has made great strides in the industry.
Album review: Amanda King, "Chanteuse"
Posted on Oct. 14, 2009 by Rita KohnListening and re-listening to the eleven cuts of Amanda King's Chanteuse, one is drawn to the singer's up-beat approach and lyrical line.
Album review: The Gates of Slumber, "Hymns of Blood & Thunder"
Posted on Sept. 23, 2009 by Wade CoggeshallFrom the outset, The Gates of Slumber’s goal has been to take a sledgehammer to the original riffs of their influences like Black Sabbath and Saint Vitus.
Album review: Mark Buselli, "An Old Soul"
Posted on Sept. 9 by Scott ShogerScott Yanow’s liner notes to An Old Soul sketch a quick survey of contemporary big bands, observing that, in this era of drastically diminished returns in the jazz world, big band leaders are
Album review: Frank Glover, "Politico"
Posted on Sept. 2, 2009 by Scott ShogerMost jazz fans in the city have heard Frank Glover in a small-group setting, whether with his new fusion band Kihlo or a more traditional acoustic ensemble.
Album review: Mystikos Quintet, "Wup Bup"
Posted on Sept. 2, 2009 by Scott ShogerFor better or worse, by the end of the 19 tracks that make up their most recent album Wup Bup, we know Mystikos Quintet’s game — a late-night jazz club vibe meets mid-tempo house music, sam
Album review: Jackie Allen, "Starry Night"
Posted on Sept. 2, 2009 by Scott ShogerKudos to the Muncie Symphony Orchestra and its artistic director Bohuslav Rattay for taking on a project of the scope of Starry Night, a 13-song cycle of mostly star themed standards performed
Album review: Amo Joy, "The Sane Design"
Posted on Sept. 2, 2009 by Scott ShogerThe great thing about Sid and Marty Krofft is that their work — “H. R.
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