independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
The legendary Stevie Wonder once said, “Just because a record has a groove don’t make it in the groove.” So true, isn’t it? Admittedly, we’ve been in need of something different around here, something that stands out and demands a listen. Beloved readers, if you’re tired of the noisy sameness of today’s musical landscape, give... Continue Reading →
Nashville-based brothers Michael Ford, Jr. and Ben Ford, who, for years, set the scene ablaze in their previous band The Apache Relay, played for the hometown crowd last week as Airpark, their new musical adventure. The band began the evening’s energetic festivities with "Black Light Blue," a groovy new tune from their recently-released debut EP, Early... Continue Reading →
When beloved Nashville folk rock collective, The Apache Relay, made the difficult decision to disband at the end of 2015, bandmates and brothers Michael Ford, Jr. and Ben Ford decided it was time to explore uncharted territory. “Ben and I are so passionate about crafting music and doing the band thing, it’s part of who... Continue Reading →
If you follow this blog (and if you don't, what's the deal?), you know that there's a special place in my heart for Nashville-based alt-folk/roots band The Apache Relay. I first saw them live in April 2012, purchased their album, American Nomad, from iTunes on the way home, and I've been a huge fan ever since.... Continue Reading →
