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Hey, is this Longface?

For those readers who are unaware WIDR has been in the middle of hosting an amazing Battle of the Bands over the last month, and it has...

Five albums. One year. Review.

I began my five-part review of the 2017 slew of albums provided to us by Aussie pysch-rockers King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard last...

Five albums. One year. Review.

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. With eight albums in six years, two self-promoted music festivals, and an independent record label...

Survival Ep - Grand Analog

Grand Analog is a Canadian based band that blends reggae and hip hop in a feel-good, groovy way. The band formed in 2002 as a short-lived...

Uncle, Duke and the Chief - Born Ruffians

Back in my hometown, there’s this place called Gunther Toody’s. I’m not sure if there are any here in Kalamazoo, but it’s this cute...

Seoul - I Become A Shade (of cool pop-rock)

Seoul is a mysterious group from 2015. “Why 2015? It’s 2018!” you say... Well, recently at WIDR, as I spelunking the depths of the...

When the Soundtrack is Good but the Movies Sucks.

When the first Twilight movie came out in 2008, the world laughed at it’s fan base for enjoying it. I’ll admit that I was smitten by the...

First Aid Kit Ruins

It’s been 4 whole long years since the folk-indie duo First Aid Kit has given my folk-indie heart some amazing sweet girl tunes. And the...

The Neo Blues Project

AJ Ghent [J-Ent] brings a sound of power and strings to the forefront of his latest album “The Neo Blues Project.” He isn’t afraid to...

MAC SATURN - INTERVIEW & ATOMIC MEDICINE

This past week I had the opportunity to interview, in a brief exchange of email and text messages, the Michigan based rock and roll band...