Stereo Subversion - A webzine I launched August 2007 with a designer friend, Rob Alan. The mission is "Meaningful Culture Exists" and we highlight a lot of music with interviews, reviews, downloads, blogs, etc. It's a full service music stop and I love being a part of it.
Soul-Audio - Another music webzine focusing exclusively on the Christian music industry.
Relevant Magazine - I used to write for their Leader publication and website quite a bit, but now I'm focusing on their print magazine only.
HearSay - I write 3-5 reviews per month for this college music monthly print mag.
Rabbit Room - Andrew Peterson's new website features conversation on art and faith and I'm one of the contributors to the site's material.
Lost At Sea - This webzine has printed dozens of my reviews and interviews.
CCM - The newly defunct print mag became a place I wrote various features and reviews for.
HM Magazine - A hard rock magazine that I write various interviews, features and reviews for.
The other half of my life is spent with the community of The Mercy House - a church plant just north of Indianapolis. I have served as the primary teacher and pastor there since we started in the fall of 2004.
The Week Ahead: Lucinda Williams, Margot, Critics SeriesHopefully everyone is enjoying their Independence Day weekend and festivities. In the Midwest, we might get rained out but it’s still nice to enjoy the holiday vibe. However, I did want to take a few…
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The Latest AiR: Ancient AstronautsAs we revamp the section of our site known as Artists-in-Residence, we’re in search of adding artists we believe embody our tagline of “Meaningful Culture Exists.” In short, we’re adding musicians or…
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Terminator Salvation Original SoundtrackReviewing an original movie score is a strangely challenging task. On one hand, do you look at the score in terms of its interplay with the film, of how it aids and abets the characters and action…
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LeelandLeeland Mooring is learning he doesn’t want to be a musician or worship leader. At least, he doesn’t want to be only that. After two well-received albums, the man and band known as Leeland are…
Del The Funky HomosapienIt’s been nearly two decades in the game for Del The Funky Homosapien and a lot has changed. Early on, his relationship with Ice Cube (cousin) helped open doors and even ignited a “bidding war” for…
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Andrew OsengaThe music industry is changing and there are bright flowers blooming as new growth gives way to new technologies and ways of doing things. Brite Revolution is one of those flowers. The new site…
Better Than EzraThose in the know will be nodding their head at today’s interview selection, while others might be wondering what’s going on. After all, the radio hits within Better Than Ezra’s career occurred in…
Jun
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Silversun PickupsIt was the blank slate that both excited and terrified Brian Aubert. Of course, one quick listen to Silversun Pickups latest, Swoon, reveals there was nothing to worry about. Still it’s interesting…
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Yacht – See Mystery LightsThe members of Animal Collective probably aren’t robots, but imagine that they were. Imagine that these are special robots with big hearts. Imagine YACHT, a group whose songs sound more like pop…
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Glenn PackiamGlenn Packiam might already be a familiar name to some of you, as a member of the Desperation Band at New Life Church and director of its School of Worship. But it’s here that he makes his solo…
