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The Musician’s Closet: Fall Out Boy

March 3, 2014March 4, 2014 Katelyn Brunner black, eyeliner, fall out boy, fedora, infectious magazine, laid back, leather, momentous, music, new tour, patrick stump, pete wentz2 Comments

Another group fond of t-shirts and leather, Fall Out Boy is a leader in men’s too-cool-to-care fashion. Though they are growing a little older, they still manage to look effortlessly cool, with leather jackets, jeans, combat boots, and shaggy hair. Pete Wentz, who plays bass for the band, has been credited for making makeup acceptable for straight men all over the world. His trademark smudge of eyeliner (especially circa 2007) and emo haircut are both usually present every time FOB performs. Patrick Stump,who sings lead vocals, is known mostly for…

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Minus The Bear ‘Acoustics’ Sequel

March 23, 2013March 24, 2013 Angela Mastrogiacomo acoustics, article excerpt, billboard, excerpt from, full length, keyboardist, laid back, matt bayles, music, new songs, quintet, sequel, writing process0 comment

Minus The Bear will be releasing a sequel to 2008’s Acoustics. You can read an article excerpt from Billboard after the jump. Please follow and like us:

Album Review: “Dead Language” – Moonlight Bridge

December 7, 2012December 7, 2012 matt acoustic guitars, album reviews, artists worth checking out, atmosphere, autumnal music, backwoods, bridge, dead language, dirge, indie rock, laid back, leisurely activities, listener, moonlight, moonlight bridge, new album reviews, new music, pianos, speakers, type of music

Dead Language by Moonlight Bridge is a moody affair. It relishes in its melancholy atmosphere with slow and dirge-like pianos, soft acoustic guitars and heart-felt vocals by frontman Justin Giles. Like Latin (itself a dead language) Dead Language seems to come from a forgotten and lost time. Almost immediately the listener is transported into the backwoods of the Appalachian Mountains. This type of music may no longer be ground-breaking, but like Latin it still proves to be vital. Individual songs don’t jump out from the speakers and scream “instant classic”….