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TPC by Tokyo Police Club (8/10)
Exhausted by their unfulfilled quest for stardom, trash pop Canadian quartet Tokyo Police Club elected to call it quits. But before doing so, bassist/vocalist Dave Monks cajoled the others to ... -
Signing Story: SmithField
In 2011, country duo SmithField voyaged from Texas to Nashville with dreams of stardom. By 2013, they’d signed a development deal with Bigger Picture Group and in January of 2014 the official ... -
Executive Profile: James Alvich, Founding Partner / President of MAS (Music & Strategy)
BACKGROUND Working on commercials, James Alvich developed a love for the filmmaking process, especially the musical element therein. As co-founder of Music & Strategy, a final solution for brands looking ... -
The Music Connection Podcast Celebrates Its One-Year Anniversary
Since Music Connection magazine began publishing, the media landscape has changed in many ways, one being the creation of podcasts. Although MC has maintained a website and weekly newsletter for ... -
Album Review: Infinite Games by The Black Queen (6/10)
This fresh concoction assembled by Killer Be Killed and Dillinger Escape Plan singer Greg Puciato sees the heavy metal lightning rod dipped in emo tears while floating alongside ‘80s-style synth ... -
Album Review: New Routes by Asleep at the Wheel (8/10)
Their last album was released more than a decade ago, but these pioneer fusionists of country, swing, rockabilly and other assorted forms of Americana have spirited a return that is ... -
Live Review: Skout at Great Scott in Boston, MA
Material: Here’s proof that two guitars are all you need to satisfy an audience. Consisting of Laura Valk and Connor Gladney, Brooklyn-based alt-folk duo Skout met four years ago over ... -
Exec Profile: Chris Hansen, Owner/Founder of No Sleep Records
Fiercely independent, No Sleep Records cut its teeth over the past dozen years by putting out some of the underground scene’s most buzzworthy talent. Specializing in punk, indie rock and ... -
Album Review: Let's Go Sunshine by The Kooks (6/10)
Having been charged with a lack of focus by the listening public, this incarnation of Brighton’s Kooks sees them overcorrect, for better or worse. Depending on one’s perspective, they’ve either ... -
Signing Story: The Po' Ramblin' Boys
For bluegrass bands, there’s no better place to be seen than the International Bluegrass Music Association Awards. When The Po’ Ramblin’ Boys got nominated for a Momentum Award, everyone who ...
