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An In-Snide Look: I Think I Could Get Used to this Life Sometimes By: Darrin Snider -- Sunday, June 7, 2020The recent popularity of live streaming shows has made me remember the pioneering days of live streaming ... and think about what this might mean for the future, particularly for people like me who don't really like the crowded venue experience.... (Read Full Article) |
Getting Down to Earth with mOOnMen By: Amy Foxworthy -- Sunday, February 16, 2020It’s 8:00 p.m. on a Monday in a dim room inside of Indy’s most aesthetically interesting venue, Healer... (Read Full Article) |
The Musical Journey of Jethro Easyfields By: Amy Foxworthy -- Tuesday, February 11, 2020Blues. Rock. Folk. Country. Punk. Roots. Americana. The music of Jethro Easyfields is all these things blended together and so much more.... (Read Full Article) |
Monday Mixtape: Etwasprog By: Darrin Snider -- Monday, February 10, 2020Okay, not sure what to call this stuff. It's proggy, but not always prog. Does that make sense?... (Read Full Article) |
Monday Mixtape: Excerpts from the Summer of 2014 By: Darrin Snider -- Monday, January 20, 2020Don't give yourself an anuerism trying to figure out why these tracks relate together in my mind, just enjoy this mix of songs and styles.... (Read Full Article) |
Mix Tape Monday: Mashin' it Up By: Darrin Snider -- Monday, January 13, 2020A while back, I was put in charge of the musical selections on a trip back from St. Louis. It went in a weird direction.... (Read Full Article) |
Mix Tape Monday: Back to the Gym Workout By: Darrin Snider -- Monday, January 6, 2020This week's "Monday Playlist" is dedicated to all of the suburban housewives who have infiltrated my gym this month. Too bad you won't last, probably because you don't have my boss MP3 player.... (Read Full Article) |
Top Ten Most Annoying Types of Music Fans By: Darrin Snider -- Saturday, January 4, 2020I know I've been reposting this to death, but since it's somewhat music-related, I figured the people here who don't follow my other stuff would appreciate it.... (Read Full Article) |
Album Review: Sietch Ramshackle "U.R.//Nctrl" By: Amy Foxworthy -- Saturday, December 28, 2019Sietch Ramshackle’s new album “U.R.//Nctrl” picks up where 2018’s “May I Rise” left off. In a sense, they could be considered two albums as one unit.... (Read Full Article) |
Mix Tape Monday: Darrin's Favorite Discoveries of 2019 By: Darrin Snider -- Monday, December 16, 2019This week's "Monday Playlist" is dedicated to ten artists I discovered this year that have joined the coveted ranks of "artists I play and talk about so often that it annoys all my friends."... (Read Full Article) |
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