Category: Indie Music

Louise Page: Silver Daughter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rnqpx4w6Ynk Music video for Silver Daughter's first track - Future Runaway Bride Last month, singer-songwriter Louise Page released her second album, Silver Daughter, after much anticipation. Her vocal styling is emotive and full-bodied, riding the line between storytelling and musicality in a way reminiscent of show tunes but with the lilt and vocal control of … Continue reading Louise Page: Silver Daughter →

Rosey – A Great Day to be Swallowed by a Whale

This summer has been an absolutely killer time to be a fan of Memphis musicians. Multiple bands and songwriters have been putting out their best work in the past few months and it's been incredibly exciting. Normally this would be a problem, because I am a drunk shut-in who won't leave his back yard unless … Continue reading Rosey – A Great Day to be Swallowed by a Whale →

Whoop Whoop to the Proletariat: Juggalos and the Bottom Left

[Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this article are mine, and do not reflect that of Wired Wrong music as a whole, or those of ICP/Psychopathic Records and their fans. This is an opinion piece intended purely for entertainment purposes.] Over the past few years I've taken to facetiously claiming at parties with other … Continue reading Whoop Whoop to the Proletariat: Juggalos and the Bottom Left →

The Ellie Badge – Horse Stories + Personal Fables

When I find an album that hits me in the little teenage spot that still lives in my booze damaged and cholesterol addled heart, I get pretty fucking excited. And that's what we've got going on with the new record by The Ellie Badge, Horse Stories + Personal Fables. The shining blend of early 2000's … Continue reading The Ellie Badge – Horse Stories + Personal Fables →

An interview with Brett Boland of Astronoid

Picture by Mike Devivo (instagram) at Reggie's Chicago I was introduced to Astronoid a few months after my significant other saw them open for Zeal and Ardor, a show I was unfortunately out of town for. When their self-titled album dropped February of this year, we found ourselves playing it often. Their songs are melodic … Continue reading An interview with Brett Boland of Astronoid →

Reflections of the Valedictorian (An Interview with Carey Mercer of Frog Eyes)

Frog Eyes' Final Testament "Live at the Moroccan Lounge" is available exclusively on their bandcamp If I were tasked to give you a "good place to start" with Canadian band Frog Eyes (or any of Carey Mercer's projects) I would flounder about and sputter and blurt out a stream of albums and songs that probably … Continue reading Reflections of the Valedictorian (An Interview with Carey Mercer of Frog Eyes) →

5 Songs I’d Strip To That You Probably Won’t Hear in the Club

First things first, I’m a sex worker. By that I mean a freelancer in the adult entertainment industry, and more often than not this means stripping. I’ve been dancing a little over four years now after transitioning over from mostly online and fetish work, at this point I consider dance to be my primary hustle. … Continue reading 5 Songs I’d Strip To That You Probably Won’t Hear in the Club →