We already told you how much we love the debut album from Brian Olive, released earlier this year on Alive Records. Well Olive is still getting the attention of new fans, and has just released a brand new video for his song “Jubilee Line” directed by Cincinnati’s own Pete …
9 December 2009
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It’s been a great year for Vandaveer. In 2009 Mark and Rose released an excellent second album, Divide & Conquer on the Supply & Demand label. The duo toured the country this year and won over loads of new fans as well. And now, with the holiday …
8 December 2009
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It’s been another great year for Cincinnati music in 2009. Some of our favorite artist released new albums and some brand new folks caught our attention for the first time as well. Here are some of my favorite Cincinnati albums from 2009, if I missed you, I apologize, …
8 December 2009
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(all photos by Keith Klenowski)
It seemed that everyone was at Northside Tavern Thursday night to see The King Khan & BBQ Show. The bar was packed, even for the tour’s opening band,Tennessee-based Those Darlins. Everyone seemed enraptured by the twangier, Southern-style Sleater-Kinney as they ripped through their set.
What I came …
7 December 2009
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Lo-fi fans, unite! Singer-songwriter Bill Callahan - formerly known as Smog or (Smog) - is coming to Lexington next week in support of his latest album, Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle (Drag City). His unique, melancholy folk is a perfect start to the winter – just make sure …
3 December 2009
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(photo by Chris Bergman)
Cincinnati’s own Peter Adams is already known for his talent. After all, he has released two excellent albums in his short time as a musicians on the local scene, both of which garnered praise on a local and national level. Earlier this year, Adams and …
2 December 2009
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What do you get when you combine two obsessive creative songwriter types and ask them to share the stage? Well, surprisingly, you don’t get loads of conflict, but instead, every now and then, you get the perfect storm. Thats what happened when Cincinnati area musicians Cameron Cochran (aka …
1 December 2009
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Recently the city of Cincinnati, Ohio erected a plaque at 811 Race Street to commemorate the former site of Herzog Studios where the great Hank Williams recorded his first mega-hit “Lovesick Blues” in December 1948. At the time of his first recording session in Cincinnati, Hank had already enjoyed some …
1 December 2009
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By now, every educated Cincinnati music fan knows the story of the Heartless Bastards. Everything from taking their name from a bar-room electronic game, to their Dayton/Cincinnati roots, to their subsequent breakup and Erika’s move to Austin, Texas, where she reformed the group with a new band of musicians. The …
30 November 2009
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King Khan’s raging garage funk and James Brown-esque theatrics are coming to Northside Tavern this week for a FREE show. The King Khan & BBQ Show hit Northside Tavern on Thursday for what I guarantee will be a ridiculous show.
King Khan, who has been playing with his band The Shrines …
30 November 2009
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