Cig Burna = T.I. x Devin the Dude … read more
Local Review: Cig Burna – Devil’s Food
Local Review: Christopher Alvarado – The Eye of Imagination
Ambient music can be interpreted in many different ways; it all depends on what a person’s mindset is and what they are feeling at the moment, if anything. What one person hears may be drastically different from what another hears. … read more
Local Review: City Of Salt – Songs from the City Of Salt
Songs from the City Of Salt is an EP that brings the emotion of folk to life. By the second song, “Sinking Ships,” this self-described folk/grunge band nails both of the genres that they’re going for. … read more
Local Review: Cinders – I Could Do Better
Cinders = The Lumineers + Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros … read more
Local Review: Cinders – Self-titled
Cinders = The Head and the Heart + Blind Pilot
Local Review: Cinders – Acoustics, Vol. 1
Cinders = Of Monsters And Men + RIVVRS + The Northern Empty … read more
Local Review: Civil Lust – Constitutions
Civil Lust = Tropic of Cancer + All Your Sisters + Soft Kill … read more
Local Review: City at World’s End – Megatropolis
City at World’s End = Ben Prunty x Perturbator … read more
Local Review: Citizen Soldier – Caroline
Citizen Soldier = Fuel + Three Days Grace + Nickelback … read more
Local Review: Cinders – Looking Forward to Looking Back
Cinders = Motion City Soundtrack + The National Parks + The Solarists … read more
Local Review: Circuit Surgeon – Self-Titled
Circuit Surgeon Self-Titled Self-released Circuit Surgeon = Skinny Puppy + Noise Unit + Twilight Transmissions + Download Ever wondered what happened to Skinny Puppy? They broke up and reformed as Circuit Surgeon! OK, not really, but this disc sounds like it! This two-man industrial brain surgeon has so much going on in each song that
Local Review: Circus Brown – Not a Side Show
Circus Brown Not a Side Show KRCL 90.9 FM Street: 06.01 Circus Brown = A local DJ who plays local rock music on krcl Several of the bands who play on this live radio compilation sound very impressionable; they sound too much like a specific band, The Shins, Wilco and Incubus, to name a few. This
