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Dreaming In Reality: A Conversation With Robert Wax of Crashing Cairo

Robert Wax is a realist. Wax, the smooth-toned vocalist for the Detroit-based indie power pop quartet Crashing Cairo, knows that

Longtime and legendary blues artist Walter Trout’s latest album, “Survivor Blues,” is noteworthy in what it isn’t — a rehash

February 4, 2019 Darren Tromblay

Say the name Marty Friedman in certain heavy metal circles here in the States and the reaction will be that

Powerhouse vocalist Tim “Ripper” Owens is one of the busiest men in metal. The Ohio native, whose vocal chops are

Grammy Award nominee and Dove Award Winner Danny Gokey admits that he initially didn’t care for the prospect of performing

American gospel and contemporary Christian recording artist Mandisa has taken her charming personality and positive exuberance to the big stage

In the pantheon of underrated heavy metal bands, Washington state’s Metal Church has resided near — or at — the

The Christmas season holds a very special place in the hearts of Joel and Luke Smallbone, the Grammy-award winning brothers

Big Village Little City’s musical stew is diverse in its many flavors. It’s one part hip-hop, a pinch of funk,

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas for music fans. Whether it’s a laser-laced Tran-Siberian Orchestra show, the calmer