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Prison finds freedom in sprawling psych-rock jams

The New York band’s current tour hits Rich Street Records on Saturday, Aug. 15.

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Curiosity, community continue to fuel Oneida

The long-running experimental rock band will visit Cafe Bourbon Street for a concert on Friday, Aug. 14.

Angela Autumn attempts to find heaven on Earth with ‘Believer’

The Nashville-based country singer performs a free concert at the Snow Fork Event Center in nearby Nelsonville on Thursday, Aug. 13.

Dari Bay charts a more focused course on ‘Surprise Wish’

Vermont singer and songwriter Zack James, who joins Columbus’ Villagerrr for an early concert at Ace of Cups on Saturday, Aug. 8, said he’s approaching music with a different level of intent these days.

Greenhorn breathes new life into old songs with ‘The Dreamer’

Brothers Dan and Mark Spurgeon talk about rerecording a slew of the Columbus rock band’s early songs for their newly released album.

6,530 miles, 7 shows, 1 angry cowboy: On the road with Moviola

The Columbus band diaries its first-ever West Coast tour.

Minority Threat begins to find a new way forward ahead of Blockout Bash

The split Columbus/Cleveland hardcore quartet headlines Dirty Dungarees as part of the daylong Old North festival on Saturday, Aug. 1.

Lilly Hiatt captures the restlessness of settling down with ‘Forever’

The Nashville singer and songwriter headlines a concert at Natalie’s Grandview on Thursday, July 30.

‘The whole time we were chasing our dreams, we were actually living the dream’

Long-running Columbus power-pop band Watershed will celebrate the reissue of Joe Oestreich’s memoir ‘Hitless Wonder’ with a conversation at Used Kids Records and a sold-out concert at Natalie’s Grandview.

Read Rob Harvilla’s foreword to the 15th anniversary edition of ‘Hitless Wonder’

'[This] is a book about how and why this wonderful and awe-inspiringly resilient band won’t ever stop.'