Tag: Quarantine Music

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  July 31, 2020

  Todd Johnson & The Revolvers Break The Silence with “Use Some Company”: EP Review

  In the current age of masks, social-distancing, and Zoom Meet-ups, it’s easy to feel a loss of connection with one another. Music, however, has always had the effect of bringing audiences closer to the artists that carefully craft the sound, no matter the actual distance between. In that light, Todd Johnson has always held down…

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  April 26, 2020

  “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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  April 17, 2020

  Wilma Wages War Against The Darkness with “Rot”: Single Review

  If one were to chronical the time period we’re living in now, especially within the Charlotte region, it’s both a time of anxiety, patience, and meditation. Wherever you look online with many of our area’s artists, day and night you’ll find that struggle being channeled through live stream concerts, pop-up sessions, and in general a…