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After more than 16 years of playing and touring with bands signed to major Canadian record labels, singer-songwriter Luther Wright is getting his hands dirty again.
In 2003, listeners were introduced to the young but mature sound of Gavin DeGraw. He became a top-10 hit maker and was somehow still a respectable artist.
Skeletonwitch, Athens' well-known black metal band, will soon be packing up its gear and leaving for its first European excursion to showcase face-melting guitars and thrashing vocals.
While there are many country-influenced, acoustic singer/songwriters in Athens, Arthur Killroad, whose real name is Mike Petruccelli, is more boisterous and punk rock.
Even though he grew up with all the privileges of a well-educated suburbanite from Brooklyn, indie rocker Kevin Devine knows how to work for what he wants.
Tonight the Ohio University Horizon Concert Series invites students, faculty and Athens residents to hang out with Three Girls and their Buddy at 7:30 p.m. in Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.
For local indie folk rock band Kaslo, getting out of the recording studio was a blessing. Not only did it save them money and allow for a better sense of time, but they were able to control one thing not often found in a traditional recording studio; the thermostat.
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Ryan Smith may be an experienced musician, but he knows not to be pretentious about it.
Bob Regan here from the Nashville Songwriters Association International, a speaker on the recent p2p panel. There was a lot of rhetoric flying around at the forum, so I thought it might be interesting to inject some reality into the debate.
One of the best albums of the year was released in October and no one noticed. Vanessa Carlton's third album, Heroes and Thieves, barely got any press, and crept onto the Billboard charts almost silently.
The Recording Industry Association of America is sending an Ohio University alumnus to Athens for a panel discussion on file-sharing scheduled for Oct. 30.
Rural Action, a local nonprofit organization that promotes environmental, economic and social justice in Appalachian Ohio, will host two back-to-back benefit concerts this weekend.
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Editor's note: This is the eighth day of a two-week series highlighting remarkable Ohio University undergraduates. The 25 selected students come from the nominations of students, faculty, staff, administrators and Post staff.
Joe Anderl is one of the nicest, most sincere and genuine people ever to grace this city. He is soft-spoken and pauses often when he speaks. He is the type of guy to spend the 10-year anniversary of Jeff Buckley's death watching his videos on YouTube. But what is truly remarkable about Anderl is that he engages an audience like few other musicians can.
It starts in the foot. It is just a tiny compulsion to tap toes to the beat. The compulsion then moves up both legs and into the torso, causing you to sway back and forth.
Do I disappoint you? bellows singer-songwriter Rufus Wainwright in the opening song on his first album in nearly three years.
Humans are born with a drive to create.
With the cold winds a-blowin' and the snow drifts a-pilin' up, The Walker Project is here to envelop Athenians in a singer-songwriting blanket of warmness.
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