Lincoln Calling Day 2: Powers; Rusty Maples; Dirty Talker

By Corey Oldenhuis Lincoln Calling Day 2: Duffy’s: Dirty Talker https://www.facebook.com/dirtytalkerdirtytalker/info Rusty Maples http://rustymaples.bandcamp.com/ Powers (CD release party) http://powersband.bandcamp.com/album/powers-2 Overpowering the ears with thick, distorted bass fuzz and screeching guitar sass, Nebraskan band Dirty Talker kicked off Wednesday’s Lincoln Calling events at Duffy’s Tavern. Lead singer and bassist Justin Kohnmetscher’s vocals were indistinct clamors at […] Read more

Lincoln Calling Day 2: Henhouse Prowlers

Soooo, this show was incredible. It was so much better than I could have even hoped for or imagined it to be. Henhouse Prowlers are a true bluegrass band, through and through. First let me say that bluegrass is a genre, comparatively to blues, that is so vast and with such an epic legacy that […] Read more

Lincoln Calling Day 2: Zoo Bar

Do you know that distant but comforting feeling of warmth that fall ironically brings us? The Zoo Bar does. As October births colder weather, crisper air and darker days, a small, cozy bar with good people and very good live music is the perfect haven for the soul that wants to step outside from the […] Read more

Lincoln Calling Day 2: BOY

Photo by Patrick Wright | Review by Phillip Malzer | Seeds Entertainment Wednesday night at the Bourbon provided the audience a vast taste of local and national music. The shows kicked off with Minneapolis native Jeremy Messersmith. With only a cellist and drummer to back him up, Messersmith gave the audience a very intimate showcasing […] Read more

Lincoln Calling Day 1 Retrospective

Photo by Patrick Wright | Review by James Crowl | Seeds Entertainment Lincoln Calling kicked things off right Tuesday night with a groovy show at The Bourbon featuring both local and national acts. Spanning from Tuesday through Saturday, Lincoln Calling sets out to showcase nearly one hundred different bands over that five day span of […] Read more

Breaking Bad: Forever a Giant in TV History

Let me take you back to summer 2010, when the television show Lost is coming to its climactic and convoluted end. Though I am sure most with a level head would agree that Lost…well…lost its charm shortly after the third season while the masses still wanted and were begging for an end. And an end […] Read more

The Fratellis | We Need Medicine | Review

[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album grade: A[/title] When listening to The Fratellis new album We Need Medicine, the first thing that popped into my head was “Why don’t these guys put out albums more often?” Five years since their last release is far too long to go without the scottish rock stylings of […] Read more

Miley Cyrus | Bangerz | Review

[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Is it Bad if I Kind of Really Liked it?[/title] [title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album grade: B[/title] Oh, Miley. Dear, sweet, Miley. You’re really very talented. You are. Your voice is beautiful, and you are becoming your own woman, with a sexy pixie haircut that I […] Read more

Cage the Elephant | Melophobia | Review

[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album grade: F[/title] Remember when you could listen to a Cage the Elephant album the entire way through, only to go straight back to the opening track and start all over again? Good times. Sadly, those days are gone, and Cage the Elephant’s newest album release makes it all […] Read more

Lorde | Pure Heroine | Review

[title size=”1 to 6″ style=”options: default, sidebar”]Album Grade: B[/title] Ella Maria Lani Yelich-O’Connor, also known by her stage name Lorde, is making music that belies her age. Fresh onto the music scene at the age of 16 years old, Lorde’s debut album Pure Heroine sounds incredibly mature for her age, yet still retains a youthful […] Read more

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