Dell Castillo – From the Outside Looking In
“Most music today is redundant. Once you have a sick beat and a catchy tune, it doesn’t matter what the lyrics are, people will find
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On the Carolina Road with Drivin’ n Cryin’s Tim Nielsen
Tim Nielsen is stuck in traffic outside of Augusta, Georgia. Driving from South Carolina to get to band practice in Atlanta, his mood is
2017 Survival Guide for St. Pat’s in Five Points
It’s once again that time of the year when Five Points in Columbia is full of emerald-clad revellers thronging around stages of some of our
Chris Boone – Capture My Apathy EP
Carolina native and veteran traveler Chris Boone looks at life in the South using a seasoned and lively take on Americana on his 6-song
Buried Voices – Relentless Wolves
Make no mistake, the New Wave of American Hard Rock is a real thing and Lexington’s Buried Voices are slamming their vision of radio-ready
Thompson Faulk – This is Life
Charleston’s Thompson Faulk explains his debut album This is Life as being about just that – existence; reality vs his expectations as well as
Boo Hag – Boo Hag
From coastal Carolina Gullah lore comes tales of the Boo Hag, a flesh-stealing Southern incarnation of the eternal succubus/ witch archetype and this legend
The Give & The Take – The Give & The Take EP
South Carolina has been consistently producing great musicians and music forever, but it always seem like I am wishing for more great rock bands with
Catching Up with Dear Blanca’s Dylan Dickerson
Strong on the heels of their third Post-Echo release, the EP I Don’t Mean to Dwell, Columbia’s Dear Blanca have both a new LP
Grace Joyner – Maybe Sometimes in C
Charleston singer-songwriter Amber Grace Joyner first hurricaned her way into my consciousness via her regular appearances on the annual Scene SC Samplers. Every song of