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REVIEW: “Big Booty Judy” by The M.F.B.
The band is The M.F.B. and to quote their YouTube page “there’s a reason why we’re called THE M.F.B. After one night with us you’ll realize why.” Well, I haven’t spent the night with them, yet, but I did spend the weekend with their latest music video called “Big Booty Judy.”Moose Gronholm
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Corduroy Brown Drops Medicine
Corduroy Brown is back with another single, “Medicine” from the upcoming EP Starter Pack.
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VIDEO REVIEW: Massing - "Daisies"
The song is from their 2021 EP Nothing’ to Fear. I like to think of this song as a love letter. It just asks the questions “if you were to die what would you / I do?” All the while using death as a metaphor for the “stupid things I say” inside of a relationship.
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SINGLE REVIEW: “If I Told You “ - Jen Tackett
Each line of the song is essentially asking that question; If I told you such and such, how would you feel?
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Who I Am for Now: Corduroy Brown
Through all of Corduroy’s music there’s an underlying theme giving attention to mental health. This song and video sort of encapsulate that.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Junebug by Friendly Fire
The vibrant music scene in Huntington, West Virginia bring us another band from thereabouts. Friendly Fire has released their first full length album titled Junebug.
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Ivory in the Narrows - Matt Baumann
What has always struck me about Matt are his lyrics. The poetry in their feeling, their simplicity and complexity, and his lyrics all draw me in like a deer in the headlights. Then everything gets put down and shut off and the listening commences.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jake Dunn and the Blackbirds - Sad Songs
Sixteen wheels and an open road, oh wait. Well maybe four wheels, the open road, and this album. No matter how many wheels you have on your vehicle Jake Dunn and the Blackbirds new record Sad Songs seems like it was made for the open road.
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EP REVIEW: Nothin’ to Fear - Massing
Delving into the lyrics I was finding depth to the lyricism. The songs go through waves of relationships and living life. Getting older, and being sometimes sarcastic, and honest.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Let Me Know by Corduroy Brown
Track after track with this record had me locked in. Throughout the whole album the electric guitars were blazing, the drums crashing, and the bass laying it down nice and smooth.Moose Gronholm
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Album Review: Nocturne Bouquet: Ray Amor
Through his genre bending style he is going to try to carve out his niche with his music. Nocturne Bouquet is the name of the record. Ray Amor is the artist. You can give him a listen on platforms come Friday June 25th.
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Album Review: Casual Participant
These Casual Participant fellas are comprised of Tommy Cappel (guitar, bass, keys, vocals), Michael Rendell Hensley (vocals, and artwork), Joe Mitchell (vocals, cello), Travis Talbert (pedal steel, guitar), Mark Becknell (drums), Dusty Bryant (piano). A supergroup of local troubadours who have all been in or are in bands together, recorded with each other, and have been doing this music thing for a good long while to sum it all up.