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Written by Mary
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Sunday, 23 April 2006 |
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Romans are accessible, hip, magnetic; a melodious indie rock band with a distortive edge. The Romans’ Myspace website offers that the band has a “slightly dark brand of indie rock-influenced pop” song structure. Romans’ recently released album, King Fisher, delivers this darker and more bitter version of a sweet and catchy conventional indie rock offering. |
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Written by Drew
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Friday, 14 April 2006 |
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We had the pleasure of checking out Vigilantes a while back when they were kind enough to drive down from Grand Rapids for a show in Huntington. We picked up their cd, Howard City, so the boys could (hopefully) afford some burritos for the trip home, and of course because cds are fun to listen to sometimes.
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Written by Drew
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Friday, 18 November 2005 |
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I've had this album for awhile...listened to it a few times. It never really sunk in...until about two weeks ago. I must have been deaf before, because this album is amazing, indie-pop with a beat and layers of complexity. It's an album that I think would appeal to fans of anything from dredg, to Sonic Youth, to Death Cab for Cutie, to Bright Eyes.
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Written by Drew
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Thursday, 17 November 2005 |
Sankofa sent over his account of last nights gig at Bottom's Up. If you're into rap or hip-hop, Sankofa would be worth checking out.
To get hip with Fort Wayne's other scene, read on... Firstly, thanks to Matt Jericho for hooking up the gig. I followed his advice and handed Javier the soundman a copy of Still Means Something, assuring him that if he were to find it distasteful, the earthtones in the layout make for great coaster material but-if his drinks were to be offended-the CD case would make for a great throwing star. |
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Written by Mary
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Sunday, 11 September 2005 |
Indiana band releases new album, “Neon Fetus”
Editor's Note: This story was originally written for and published in the IPFW Communicator.
Otis and the Rufies is a unique experimental rock band with members hailing from Bloomington and Fort Wayne. The Otis and the Rufies new album, “Neon Fetus,” (released on August 21st of this year) plays out like one long, slow release of tension and emotion. This distilled sound and feel translates nicely in concert, as the band infuses each live show with vitality and apparent musical chemistry.
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