Local Music and Art
The first time I heard about Matt Latterell, it had to do with local group Zoo Animal, a band that he now plays in regularly. After acquiring a copy of his second album Life On Land, I gave it a listen. I was into it immediately. The music pulled me in, and I didn’t want it to let me go. [Read more…] about Article – Matt Latterell – Phase and Field
By Derek Lynch
Making up half of the Minnesota/Wisconsin native duo the Wooldridge Brothers, Scott Wooldridge’s first solo album will be released May 3rd. The self-titled release is a hark to more raw, more vulnerable times in pop music, sitting in that timeless American Venn diagram center of folk, country, and rock and roll. [Read more…] about Review – Scott Wooldridge – Self Titled
By Brandon Henry
Duluth’s folk songstress Mary Bue plugs in and delivers a powerful 3rd record with Holy Bones. Throughout the album, hints of Kathleen Edwards and Jenny Lewis simmer at the surface, but these 8 songs showcase the depth of Bue’s songwriting and ability to marry it to driving hook-laden guitar rock. The album is a personal journey that rings universal, that to forge your own future you must extrapolate the lessons from the highs and lows of the past. A tall task to take on, but Holy Bones pulls it off with a mastery few songwriters attain. [Read more…] about Review – Mary Bue – Holy Bones
By Rich Horton
So today local singer/songwriter Dan Israel is turning 44. He is still at it and has been playing over 25 years. This year he is still playing many shows and putting the finishing touches on his 13th album. [Read more…] about Dan Israel is 44 today – flashback interview.
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