George Fetner – GFATS
I’m aware of a couple of universal truths: never embark on a land war in Russia in the winter, and every rock band is better
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
Chris Compton – Furtherville
In speaking with Chris Compton about his new album, Furtherville, the first question I had to ask him was how he classified it. With
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
The High Divers Get Set for Album Release Show with ‘Chicora’
After the release of their last album, Riverlust, the members of the High Divers seemed destined to rise to the top of the musical heap
Conservation Theory – Picture Me Home
Conservation Theory has been maintaining the rich American Folk tradition of the highlands of South Carolina for some time now. With the release of
Cloud Repair – Space Suits
Space Suits is the debut solo offering of Cloud Repair, otherwise known as Richard Wells. Wells is a South Carolina native who’s taken a
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
Jerry Axson – A Room for Every Season
Jerry Axson might be one of Columbia’s best keep secrets with the release of his 17th, you heard me correctly seventeenth, studio album release