Articles by Thorne Stone

It is difficult for a musician to not be backed into the corner of a “genre.” Whether it be rock, country, hip hop or pop, […]

Rock music has taken a new life this year, without a doubt. With critically acclaimed releases by big names such as Slipknot and Tool, the […]

When we last left Dave Vargo back in December, his EP made a great impression. The two tracks featured on the EP showcased the robust […]

There is something to be said about the musicianship of C. Wired. He is able to mix a dreamy, blissful aesthetic with his powerful vocals […]

Love songs can be a touchy thing. It’s a craft that takes genuine heart and few can stay clear from cliches. Sam Levin once again […]

Greg Roensch’s new EP is a fun piece of indie rock. Using a few different aesthetics, he and Carly Bond deliver performances that are inspired […]

If home is where the heart is, then a great song certainly qualifies. Jeff McMullen proves this in his latest EP, Pain Management. An eclectic […]

Music is a form of expression. A song can have a unique feel and convey a message in a way that may seem unorthodox to […]

TOOL, the very name of the band to this day will still spark discussion. Whether it be about the band, frontman Maynard James Keenan, or […]

Many remember the retro songs of the ’70s as timeless. The aesthetic is undeniably groovy and filled with the spirit of good times. It is […]