August 31st, 2007 by Robin

Featured is the lovely Jane Weaver’s “Bits and Pieces” perhaps her most “raw” recording available to date.

~R.

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June 18th, 2007 by admin

On Feb. 11th The Divine Maggees and Aimee Wilson perform at Barking Legs Theatre. On Feb. 17th Rockers Kill Gordon from Atlanta along with the Nim Nims from Chattanooga open up the first of a series of new rock artists at Caffeine, a new intimate cafe venue in Chattanooga TN. On April 1st a big April Fools party will be at Caffeine featuring Chapel Hill NC group The New Town Drunks. plus local bands Bathtub Gin and Baybee Invincible along with a local improv comedy group. Check back here often for updates to this press release.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

Cities listed as of Feb. 14, 2005. Athens Georgia, Atlanta Georgia, Baltimore MD, Charlotte NC, Chattanooga TN, Cinncinati OH, Columbus OH, Manchester England, Memphis TN, Nashville TN, New York City NY, Toronto ON. You can participate by sending us an e-mail containing the link to your best local concert listings so we can include it in www.ArtFRONT.com/Concerts.htm All Cities worldwide are accepted.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

MC Frontalot., isn't what I would've branded “nerdcore” but he sure claims he is, over & over in his music which I won't call just “rap” because it's way too musical, and the home made digital production is top notch. It's a hoot & well worth a listen. Someone I turned on to MC Frontalot said it sounds like if Zappa were a rapper. This proves that white people can be funny & have serious rhythm too.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

You can say it’s just my opinion but I’ve been to a LOT of shows this past year, every conceivable style of music from metal to country to techno to punk and right now it’s got to be Americana style ensemble 'The Everybodyfields' Who are giving the most impressive performances and songwriting at the moment. Now Featured in 'The Listening Room.'

June 18th, 2007 by admin

Contact us through the e-mail address on the www.ArtFRONT.com homepage if You are interested in submitting information or material to us here at ArtFRONT. For artists to receive promotion or write ups in the main music section we ideally need to be able to hear their recordings & see a live performance.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

GFE is more serious, style & socially conscious than MC Frontalot and obsessive over their particular brand of space age spirituality. G.F.E .,which also stands for “God Force Energy” amongst many other things is a REAL touring band with drums, guitars, & horns as well as the large posse of hip hop DJ and rapper personas who take turns dishing out the jams. Rumor has it they recently shared the stage with George Clinton in New Orleans who also appears on their newest CD “Bigger than it Really Is”

June 18th, 2007 by admin

An Epiphany of Harmonies
The Everybodyfields Press release and Interview. Appalachian traditional style ORIGINAL music with stunning vocal harmonies and world class songwriting comes to New York City. Read about this stellar ensemble and listen to their live music online through links on this page. Article titled An Epiphany of Harmonies, The Everybodyfields come to New York by Robin Merritt, an Interview with The Everybodyfields and photos by Jacob Anderson. After seeing dozens of major label and unknown groups of every style this year, The Everybodyfields, in my opinion, are in the position of the best live ensemble out of every style as well as having the two best recordings and becoming some of the top songwriters in the country. Reminiscent of Neil Young, The Byrds and Patsy Cline. Sarah Alden of Luminescent Orchestrii joins The Everybodyfields for their New York performances.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

At this point in history it's imperative that any band that has a CD out pick at least a couple of songs for release to be played to the public for free. For each new CD that's released the artists/producers/labels should select one or two songs which they consider to be their most accessable “Radio” songs. Once selected these songs should be made available to every conceivable broadcast outlet on the planet, including radio stations and internet web cast sites.

June 18th, 2007 by admin

Charles' songwriting has a strange, tingly effect on me. The songs are SO melodious and almost too sweet for most of my rock 'n roll pals, But the guy really has got soul and a wonderful voice. You can listen to most all of his recorded music (minus my very favorite cuts from the “Braced in the Beams” CD) through his website, which is linked through “The Listening Room.”