Vérité strikes up a connection with the debut of June’s Room
The new bi-monthly music event makes its debut on Friday with a pair of sold-out Ginger Rabbit shows from New York-born musician Kelsey Byrne, aka Vérité.
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Unemployee rages against the daily grind on ‘Cassette Tape’
Longtime Columbus musicians Bo Davis, B.J. Holesapple, and Mat Bisaro make a marvelous racket on their debut release, which will be available for preorder beginning on Saturday, Feb. 14.
Billy Peake holds to hope while navigating these ‘Manic Waves’
The Columbus musician will celebrate the release of his new solo LP in concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Saturday, Feb. 7.
Thane Leshner finds his ‘Happy Mode’ in Compact Utility’s bleak debut
The Columbus musician’s new EP, ‘Life’s Not a Gift,’ embraces discomfort.
Healing & Peace delivers ‘A Treatise’
‘“The album is written from the perspective of someone who has spent 15 years in and around an art scene.’
‘Dolly Parton is in the foundation of society’: Columbus musicians pay tribute to the country great
‘Grindstones and Rhinestones,’ set to take place at Natalie’s Grandview on Friday, Jan. 30, features performances from Moe Reen, Mery Steel, and the Hen & the Crow.
Austin McCoy grows up alongside De La Soul
The author and historian, who will be in town at Used Kids this week to discuss his new book on the pioneering rap trio, has uncovered new meaning in its work with each passing decade.
Eleven Plus Two = Twelve Plus One takes the long road to ‘Antenna’
The Columbus trio’s new album, out on streaming services this week, is nearly two decades in the making.
PeaceofMND brings listeners to the ‘LIGHT!’
The Columbus rapper views his new album, released in late December, as a needed antidote to dark times.
‘If we value the sacrifice they made, it should not be theirs alone.’
When in late December jazz musicians began canceling concerts at the Kennedy Center in the wake of President Trump’s name being added to the famed performance venue, Columbus musician Gerard Cox launched a crowdfunding campaign in the hopes of easing their financial burden.
Unemployee rages against the daily grind on ‘Cassette Tape’
Longtime Columbus musicians Bo Davis, B.J. Holesapple, and Mat Bisaro make a marvelous racket on their debut release, which will be available for preorder beginning on Saturday, Feb. 14.
Billy Peake holds to hope while navigating these ‘Manic Waves’
The Columbus musician will celebrate the release of his new solo LP in concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Saturday, Feb. 7.
Thane Leshner finds his ‘Happy Mode’ in Compact Utility’s bleak debut
The Columbus musician’s new EP, ‘Life’s Not a Gift,’ embraces discomfort.
Healing & Peace delivers ‘A Treatise’
‘“The album is written from the perspective of someone who has spent 15 years in and around an art scene.’
‘Dolly Parton is in the foundation of society’: Columbus musicians pay tribute to the country great
‘Grindstones and Rhinestones,’ set to take place at Natalie’s Grandview on Friday, Jan. 30, features performances from Moe Reen, Mery Steel, and the Hen & the Crow.
Austin McCoy grows up alongside De La Soul
The author and historian, who will be in town at Used Kids this week to discuss his new book on the pioneering rap trio, has uncovered new meaning in its work with each passing decade.
Eleven Plus Two = Twelve Plus One takes the long road to ‘Antenna’
The Columbus trio’s new album, out on streaming services this week, is nearly two decades in the making.
PeaceofMND brings listeners to the ‘LIGHT!’
The Columbus rapper views his new album, released in late December, as a needed antidote to dark times.
‘If we value the sacrifice they made, it should not be theirs alone.’
When in late December jazz musicians began canceling concerts at the Kennedy Center in the wake of President Trump’s name being added to the famed performance venue, Columbus musician Gerard Cox launched a crowdfunding campaign in the hopes of easing their financial burden.