Kenny George Band – The Silent Saint EP
In a little over half an hour, the Kenny George Band’s latest EP Silent Saint, gives listeners a full tour of many styles- blues, country,
Author : Sean Knight
Hale Bopp Astronauts / Soda City Riot Split 7″
South Carolina-based independent punk label Rivermonster Records (ran by Larry Parker and Toni Dellaposta) has put out a hell of a first release, the
E.Z. Shakes – The Wolf
Back when I reviewed Columbia alt-country artist E.Z. Shakes (AKA Zach Seibert) earlier this year, I knew his next release was going to be
Loyd Van Horn – Escape
Self-produced at home by Charleston multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Loyd Van Horn, Escape is a 75 minute journey through both the artist’s musical imagination and
Boo Hag – Crawfish 7″ EP
I love it when South Carolina artists have both the belief in themselves and appreciation for their fans to come out with awesome little
Glass Mansions – Ritual
A lot of changes have transpired for Glass Mansions since we last reviewed them here – no longer called Death of Paris, and now
Boo Hag – Testify
Heavily influenced by the raw blues sounds of the Georgia Sea Island Singers, Columbia’s Boo Hag delves backwards into the depths of the pure
E.Z. Shakes – E.P.
“Music is my birthright,” says Columbia’s Zach Seibert, now also known as E.Z. Shakes. The singer-songwriter’s childhood history of travelling with his family’s Christian
Fall of an Empire – Croweater 2: The Last Wishes of Kings
Kenny Lawrence of Fall of an Empire isn’t interested in genre tags as much as the group’s common objective; “I would say that we
Boo Hag – The Further
“It’s important for me to be honest in my writing… some things are coded, some said tongue in cheek but above all, I am