CHUCK LEMONDS – LeMonds (2010 Self-Release) It’s hard to interpret the playfully exotic cover art of Chuck LeMonds’ eighth record, titled simply LeMonds. A cartoon frog, who looks to be a relative of Michigan J. Frog
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CHUCK LEMONDS – LeMonds (2010 Self-Release) It’s hard to interpret the playfully exotic cover art of Chuck LeMonds’ eighth record, titled simply LeMonds. A cartoon frog, who looks to be a relative of Michigan J. Frog
THE DIRTY SHIRTS – Two Dollar Turpentine (2010 Self-Release) With their first-Tuesday-of-the-month happy hour gigs at the High Noon Saloon, the Dirty Shirts have been anchoring the venue’s pre-Gomeroke slot for three years now. During
AUGUST TEENS – A Kiss in Wisconsin (2010 Self-Release) The August Teens could have titled their long-time-coming debut release Songs about Girls, but that was probably too obvious. After all, other than the lesson in financial
Hey folks- I finally got rid of all the recycling from the Bottle Rockets show back at the beginning of June, so it’s time to look forward to what’s happening to the basement next. August 14,
MARK HARROD – Quietly Marching (2009 Self-Release) There’s something familiar about Mark Harrod’s voice that takes a moment to place. Someone who opened a High Noon show? No, that’s not it. Something heard from an afternoon
CASH BOX KINGS – Cuttin’ Heads Live at the Cuda Café (2009 Blue Midnight Records) The Cuda Café was a terrific venue—a café with a small stage downstairs and a full-size stage with a state-of-the-art sound
inBOIL – Daddy tole me (2009 Self-Release) I first saw Phil Mahlstadt’s side project inBOIL opening for the enigmatic Elden Calder almost a year ago. His disarming set caught me completely off guard. Two of Sleeping
VID LIBERT & HIS PROBLEMS – Half Gone (2009 Self-Release) Having dabbled in rock with the Nervous System, fused dub, punk and reggae with the Takebacks and perfected lo-fi indie pop under his own name, Vid
MAD TRUCKER GONE MAD – Born to be a Trucker (2009 Crustacean Records) Mad Trucker Gone Mad’s longevity is somewhat surprising. The psychobilly band always seemed on the verge of spontaneously combusting during their incendiary shows
DUSTIN LEE – On My Way Back Home (2009 Rockit Records) Ever since Thomas Wolfe said “You can’t go home again,” it has been held as truth. Thing is, he never said anything about how you
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