7 Electropop Songs to Get Your Ass in Gear

Feeling meh? Need a musical kick in the rear to get a move on? I’ve got just the thing! Actually, make that seven things, because I couldn’t feature only one (plus, seven is a superb number). The electropop songs you’ll find here often swim around in my brain and force my feet to tap long after […]

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Film Score Shout Out

One of the most amazing things I love about music is its versatility. I love how certain film compositions can absolutely make a movie. Think about it: Visualize one of your favorite movies and take away the music… What have you got? Music is so crucial to film. Want some examples? Here are some of […]

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Zoe Keating [Artist Feature]

Featured Artist: Zoe Keating This week, we have an artist portrait instead of a specific album review. I recently discovered Zoe Keating, a musician who captivated me with her amazing talent, and wanted to feature a couple of her videos and songs with you. First, a brief background of this cello savant: She is not […]

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Mini Mixtape #2

“Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned…” -William Congreve I promised I’d deliver a mini mixtape for every 10th music review I posted, so here’s #2. Just listen and enjoy! I hope you like it. If you haven’t heard my first one yet, then feel […]

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Pink Floyd

Artist: Pink Floyd Album: Meddle I am feeling very nostalgic today, kids. So I wanted to nerd out about one of my favorite bands, but I didn’t want to choose one of the obvious albums. Instead, I chose Meddle, one of Pink Floyd’s most underrated albums in their catalogue. I’m always surprised at the reaction of […]

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Abigail Washburn

Artist: Abigail Washburn Album: City of Refuge Today, I want to talk about a remarkable woman. I’m always amazed to find out the history of artists that fascinate me, and this native of Evanston, Illinois has a particularly interesting story. She wasn’t always a banjo/folk enthusiast. No, in fact, she was once going to become […]

Music Review: “Sounds Like You” by Kirby Krackle

Kirby Krackle’s new album (Sounds Like You) explores the kooky tendencies of the nerd heart. A couple years ago, while attending the very first C2E2, I was wandering the floor and perusing merchandise. Not surprisingly, one of the booths that will always stick with me is Kirby Krackle’s. All I remember is two guys telling […]

Summertime: The livin’ is easy

Do you have a summer music playlist to usher in the warm weather? Capes and Cartridges’ contributors sure do! Gain some knowledge about Peter, Sam, Mike, Alan, Nick, Chris, and Jill right here and now (and possibly discover some new tracks in the process).

Vinyl Veins Music Reviews: Mini Mixtape #1

I’ve got something fun to mix things up a little: I wanted a chance to use my favorite hobby! Mixtapes are something I have been doing since I was seven years old and got my first Sony double tape deck/radio. As a result of this obsession, if you have known me longer than two minutes, […]

Interview with Brian Mazzaferri of “I Fight Dragons”

I recently had the pleasure of corresponding with Brian Mazzaferri, I Fight Dragons’ lead singer/songwriter/guitarist, and he was kind enough to answer some questions for our site. If you want to know more about what goes on in Brian’s head, then kick back and relax for a while. We’ve got you covered.