Tag: Independent Artists
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The RF20XX Weekly Wrap: 8/24 to 8/30
HOLY LATE POST, BATMAN!!! It’s been a busy week for RF20XX, and it’s about to get busier, so on the rule of “better late than never”, we’re releasing last week’s edition of the Wrap on the very appropriate #throwbackthursday. This week’s collection brings our man Ian Pasquini back to the front with another video while…
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The RF20XX Weekly Wrap: 8/17 to 8/23
Another Week, a Step further toward the hopeful breakout that will come for us in the CLT Scene. What’s going on ya’ll? I’m late into the night wrapping this bad-boy up, all nice & neat only to blow your minds with a whirlwind of sound! We’ve got a little bit of everything in this entry’s…
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“Maximal” Effort Is Given by Empty Atlas in Their 2020 Entry: Single Review
As the Live Music world has ground to a temporary halt, in most, if not all cases, artists are making the most of it. With tours cancelled, the outside energy has been cut off, in a way. The roar of the crowd, the constant waves of influence, these are things that even the smallest grouping…
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Pullover Dreams Of A Lovely Future with “Forever”: Album Review
In charting through the timeline of their sound, Pullover’s evolution isn’t as blatant as one might like to see, but in that is a beauty. Mostly, Repossession Blues feels like an aimless search from the narrator’s perspective, where we the audience are in the front row seats of the misadventures that are sure to follow.…
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Courtney Lynn & Quinn At The Visulite Theatre: A Retrospect In Sound
For the Charlotte Scene in 2019, a word that can be bolded and underline several times without count for the year would have to be “growth”, and that especially goes for the duo Courtney Lynn & Quinn. In the last year, not only did they make powerful moves throughout our city, touring and leaving their…
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The Dirty Low Down Goes Deeper with “Shameless”: Single Review
Fresh off of many releases happening over 2019, with the year coming to close, The Dirty Low Down drop their newest “Shameless” today as they get ready for The Milestone Club’s Annual Welcome To The Family Fest on Friday. This song for the band marks a somewhat quieter transition, as the song leads in with…
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Icon for Hire at The Rabbit Hole in Charlotte, NC – Nov.5th
Last night, Icon For Hire rocked the Rabbit Hole alongside Stitched Up Heart and Crank It Loud. All along the room, the crowd threw their hands as well as their heads, whether tuned into Ariel’s fiery character on vocals, the riffs and keystrokes courtesy of Shawn Jump, or the beats laid down by…
Entertainment + Culture Coverage of Independent Media from CLT & Beyond 