Chlorine’s Joseph Mangum lets his memories bleed through the page
The Kentucky band joins a stacked lineup at Rambling House on Thursday, Oct. 15, performing alongside the Dolphins, Son of Dribble, and Calico Boy.
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Villagerrr’s Mark Scott would gladly hop off the industry ‘Carousel’
“I was getting a little frustrated with feeling responsible for promoting the album, because putting yourself out there, it’s not the most comfortable thing for a lot of people, and it definitely wasn’t for me.”
Liteweight Champion survives the fire
The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of new album ‘Geronimo Hardstyle’ in concert at Dick’s Den on Friday, Oct. 9.
Scrawl meets Scrawl
Marcy Mays and Sue Harshe recently joined pioneering Urban Scrawl artist Dan Gerdeman for a conversation ahead of the band’s performance at the Franklinton art event that has been a longtime source of confusion for some of their fans.
Cordyceps Corpse keeps it brutal with ‘Perverse Craving for Rotting Corpses’
Columbus multi-instrumentalist Nani Porter is a growing force in the world of slam metal.
Evan Weiss learns to loosen up
The Into It. Over It. frontman will perform solo at Secret Studio on Saturday, Oct. 3, supported by openers JG Shadid and Lydia Loveless.
‘You’re just trying to serve the song’: Get to know the backing band helping give life to the Ohio R&B Music Festival
LynMonty has spent the month listening to songs on repeat and charting out her bass parts in preparation for this weekend’s concert at Up Front Performance Space.
Kill Gosling rediscovers its joy on the way to ‘Super Plume’
The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of its excellent new album in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Keith Hanlon takes advantage of an unexpected layover to create ‘Music for Airport Workers’
The Columbus musician will celebrate the release of his new ambient album in concert at Old First Presbyterian Church on Friday, Sept. 25.
‘Obviously, we make songs for the sad folks’: BeachKitty gears up for 934 Fest
Ahead of the release of new album ‘Cool Breeze,’ the shoegaze-indebted Columbus band, led by songwriting duo Milly May and Keano Smith, will feature at the annual art and music festival on Saturday, Sept. 12.
Villagerrr’s Mark Scott would gladly hop off the industry ‘Carousel’
“I was getting a little frustrated with feeling responsible for promoting the album, because putting yourself out there, it’s not the most comfortable thing for a lot of people, and it definitely wasn’t for me.”
Liteweight Champion survives the fire
The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of new album ‘Geronimo Hardstyle’ in concert at Dick’s Den on Friday, Oct. 9.
Scrawl meets Scrawl
Marcy Mays and Sue Harshe recently joined pioneering Urban Scrawl artist Dan Gerdeman for a conversation ahead of the band’s performance at the Franklinton art event that has been a longtime source of confusion for some of their fans.
Cordyceps Corpse keeps it brutal with ‘Perverse Craving for Rotting Corpses’
Columbus multi-instrumentalist Nani Porter is a growing force in the world of slam metal.
Evan Weiss learns to loosen up
The Into It. Over It. frontman will perform solo at Secret Studio on Saturday, Oct. 3, supported by openers JG Shadid and Lydia Loveless.
‘You’re just trying to serve the song’: Get to know the backing band helping give life to the Ohio R&B Music Festival
LynMonty has spent the month listening to songs on repeat and charting out her bass parts in preparation for this weekend’s concert at Up Front Performance Space.
Kill Gosling rediscovers its joy on the way to ‘Super Plume’
The Columbus rock band will celebrate the release of its excellent new album in concert at Cafe Bourbon Street on Saturday, Sept. 26.
Keith Hanlon takes advantage of an unexpected layover to create ‘Music for Airport Workers’
The Columbus musician will celebrate the release of his new ambient album in concert at Old First Presbyterian Church on Friday, Sept. 25.
‘Obviously, we make songs for the sad folks’: BeachKitty gears up for 934 Fest
Ahead of the release of new album ‘Cool Breeze,’ the shoegaze-indebted Columbus band, led by songwriting duo Milly May and Keano Smith, will feature at the annual art and music festival on Saturday, Sept. 12.