Vol. VII Issue 1

Mark Robinson has been playing guitar professionally for over 40 years, but one of his greatest musical heroes is an artist known for everything except … more

Inside the studio, heads bob like fishing boats loosely tied up to a dock while arms and torsos slowly sway side to side as if … more

To say Jamie Scott is passionate about his work would be a major understatement. Get him started talking about the equipment he creates with his … more

A couple miles northeast of where Interstate 24 circles off onto Spring Street, lies a small, salmon-colored house known around the world as The Bomb … more

Justin Collins explains the philosophy of Cosmic Thug Records by recalling an incident from his years of coproducing recordings with his musical collaborator, Adam Landry. … more

Tommy Womack writes about odd ducks, square pegs, and losers — losers who are smart as fuck, have your number, and aren’t afraid to look … more

The text came from the editor with the contact information for a Todd Austin. “Another one for the music issue,” the text read. “He’s around … more

Over lunch at Marche recently, Dualtone founder Scott Robinson discusses the decision to get off Music Row and find a place that matched the ethos … more