JB Beverley, Wayne Hancock, & Emo’s in Austin (A review)
In 2004, a legendary underground punk band called The Murder Junkies made a whistle stop in Austin, TX at a venue called Emo's. The Murder Junkies became the backing band for the most infamous man in...
View ArticleWayne Hancock & Bob Wayne on Tour / New EPK
A month or so ago when I attended a JB Beverley show here in Austin, it occurred to me how much Wayne "The Train" Hancock has emerged as a leader and true elder of the music in the last year. That...
View ArticleInterview w/ Darren of Farmageddon Records
As anti-Nashville and neo-traditionalist music was finding support in a grassroots audience on MySpace, many new bands and artists were beginning to jump on this bandwagon. I had heard of some of these...
View ArticleAlbum Review – James Hunnicutt’s “99 Lives”
In 99 Lives, Hunnicutt creates a circle of wisdom through fearlessly conveying his personal, intimate experiences in life, and by intimating his fears and frailties, and his victories against them....
View ArticleInaugural Outlaw Fest 2014 In Pictures
This past weekend from October 9th thru 12th was the inaugural gathering of Outlaw Fest at Edge Hill Farms in Oakland, Kentucky. Despite passing rain showers throughout the weekend and the linchpin of...
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