The record of the month is IX by Rent Strike. This is a folk punk record from the Lansing Michigan based band Rent Strike. It touches on everything from substance abuse, politics, themes of death, hopelessness, and finding a meaning in life. 

I’ve loved this album...

This album is very exclusive. Back in February, I preordered it for record spread as Vincent Draper and The Culls were releasing it as part of a crowdfunded vinyl campaign with a company out of France called Diggers Factory. Night Light by Vincent Draper and the Culls...

The album this month Finders and Youngberg by FY5. I met this band 4 years back at the Wallsburg Music Festival (now the Wasatch Mountain Music Festival) and picked up this record. I saw a lot of really great bands this weekend and this record was the best of the...

The album this month is by the band Sarchasm. They are a band from Berkeley, California I really admire. They tour through Utah frequently enough they are practically a local band here. If you enjoy this album you’ll definitely want to check out some of their other...

This album Spacecaseace and The New Fang Dangled by Ryan Conger is likely unlike anything in your collection. It combines a wide variety of musical generas to create a unique experience of music. Recorded in Varanasi, India, The Canary Islands, and The United States...

Several years ago one of my bands (Folk Hogan) was contacted about performing with a touring band On The Water from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. We checked out their music and some Youtube videos online and knew we needed to book a show with this band immediately. As...

Sometimes you love a record. Sometimes you’ll love a record so much that you buy every last copy of it and the band has to look through cupboards and cabinets to find enough to ship it out. That’s what happened this month with this record, and I bought every last copy...