The Quiet One

I’m not positive when I first saw Science Gravy Orchestra - probably at a Comfest, or maybe at the old 501 Club. But that doesn’t mean it...

Columbus lost a treasure and true legend of the music community when Jeanette Williams passed away in March. One of a small handful of...

Summer ‘88. Red White & Boom. My friends and I were walking back to our car after the fireworks when we stumbled onto a band playing in...

Every so often you hear an album for the first time that, no matter when it was released, immediately connects. Here’s an album which,...

When it comes to Columbus musicians, with the possible exception of Rahsaan Roland Kirk, there is no more towering figure than Harry...

Spawned from the same thriving music scene at Zachariah’s Red Eye Saloon, Spittin’ Image’s rise to a major label deal would follow many...

Rjd2 is another Columbus artist I got into in a roundabout way. I’d been familiar with him for quite a while. My brother gave me one of...

These days when everyone has GarageBand in their pocket and easy access to world-class audio editing software, it’s easy to forget that...

Long before the Red Hot Chili Peppers took the stage wearing only socks, The Godz were known to perform in nothing but underwear and...

Long before there was a Watershed Distillery in Columbus, a band called Watershed was rocking at The Distillery (sorry, believe me I...

After looking at a hot off the press release from Twenty One Pilots in my last post, let’s pivot back over 65 years to one of the...

My plan as I began a blog focused primarily around Columbus music was that I’d begin with the higher-profile stuff - label releases from...

Howlin' Maggie's Honeysuckle Strange turned 25 yesterday. It’s hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that it’s been 25 years. I...