Archive for October, 2008

Album Review: Gossip In The Grain

Ray LaMontagne’s third studio album produced by Ethan Johns, Gossip in the Grain, has delivered well to those looking to hear more of LaMontagne’s soulful, bluesy vocals.

Staff Suggestion: Musically Themed Halloween Costumes

The spooky days of Halloween are creeping up on us. To get in the spirit of the season, the Terrapin Sound writing staff decided to help those stragglers out there who are going to throw together some lame-o costume at the last second and provide them with some and easy costume ideas… musically related of [...]

Concert Review: NOFX 10/24/08

If there ever was a question as to why I have 301 NOFX (pronounced know-eff-ex) songs on my iTunes and NOFX stickers gracing every one of my instrument cases, this past Friday night would be the answer.

Friday Fuel 03: The Wallflowers – Sleepwalker

Hey, remember that time when there was this music called “Rock”? No, I don’t either. I was in elementary school or middle school when this song came out. So actually I lied, those were the formative years of my life, so I do remember them. I was just too young to be aware of the [...]

Interview: Jesse Mangum

Terrapin Sound is very pleased to bring you our first interview. A few months ago, I shared some music and conversation with Jesse Mangum, a producer and recording artist currently working out of Jacksonville, Florida. Check out the full interview after the jump, where Jesse talks about his influences, song writing style, and what we [...]

Official NYE After Parties Announced By The Disco Biscuits

New York City is Bisco terrain this New Year’s with five shows, eleven sets, and four official after parties over six days.

New Music: Kanye West – “Heartless”

Who’s ready for some new music? Remember that new tune, “Heartless,” that Kanye performed a few weeks ago? Well it has finally leaked – studio style that is. No more YouTube clips or bad video recordings. Listen to the real deal after the jump…

Album Review: Kings of Leon – Only By the Night

Only By the Night, Kings of Leon’s fourth album, presents a new, more mainstream direction of the band. It is yet to be seen whether this will take away from their creativity or not.

Album Review: The Bridge – Blind Man’s Hill

Blind Man’s Hill, released today by Hyena Records, is exactly what I expected it to be: Excellent.

Show Review: KnoxFest (Day Time)

Sunday has come and Sunday has rocked (and not just because of the Futurerama Rama on Comedy Central). Right here in our town of College Park was KnoxFest 2008 – music festival held to benefit diabetes research and awareness. With performances from nine different bands and artists, KnoxFest proved itself once again to be successful, [...]