CD Review: Anderson Council’s Looking at the Stars is powerpop with a nod to Carolina
The first time I’d heard of Anderson Council it was at IPO, David Bash’s traveling powerpop...
The first time I’d heard of Anderson Council it was at IPO, David Bash’s traveling powerpop...
Back in 2010 perhaps the best LP of the year came from a complete unknown. From out of left field and...
This past Monday night I found myself working late. I had been told of a community internet radio station...
Back in 2007-2008 the North Carolina powerpop community was privvy to something very special. Something...
If you’ve not heard Didn’t Planet, its about time you did. You may have read about this...
You can put North Carolina’s powerpop pedigree up against any state’s. The talent and tradition...
I’m a slave to jangle-pop. Ever since I first heard The Byrds, the sound of chiming guitars sent me...
A few years back, having just relocated to the Triad from NY/NJ, I wandered into a great little club in...
I met John Borack very briefly at an IPO show and, after having read his most excellent book, Shake Some...
It was not unusual for me to share recordings with fellow music geeks in Belgium, Spain, or Atlanta, for...
Its rare that I hear a collection of songs that sound like I’ve heard them before yet they still seem...
I’ve never been much of a fan of tribute records but, when I learned that Australia’s Zero...
Dave Birk released one of the pleasant surprises of 2012, his Fountains of Wayne-ish powerpop LP entitled...
There are a small group of very fine songwriters and powerpop / garage bands in Australia – bands that...
Judging by the songs on Someone Else’s Cake, its not hard to figure out where Lincoln Barr and Red...
About a year, maybe 18 months ago, I got a facebook friend request from a guy named Andrew Curry. I...