Category: blues

  • The Train Keeps Rolling

    “It’s Americana-ish!” is how Andy Hawk describes his latest studio effort with the Train Wreck Endings and if you’ve heard any of their previous work you’d find it hard to put them into one specific category or genre too.  This, my friends, is a talented group of musicians that effortlessly blends folk, blues and rock…

  • Everything is Better Fried

    artist: Fried Goat | genre: americana, folk, rock | label: Outhouse Vinyl Check ’em out on [itunes link=”http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/henry/id424883293?uo=4″ title=”Bon Appetit on iTunes”] listen now: Maybe Today    Bulgarian Rhapsody Froglix welcomes Georgia’s Fried Goat to the broadcast with a few select cuts off their latest album. Bon Appetit is a feast of southern inspired flava that mixes…

  • Jump Back :: The Week In Review

    This week we broke out with The Chain Gang of 1974…and I just now got Thurdeen’s reference in the title. How sad is that?  I am sharp! Regardless, “Matter of Time” is a great tune and definitely worth a listen from their MySpace page.  DMitch pimped some of OT-musicboy’s new tuneage…and…uh…I have to agree, that cat…

  • Sing Music Boy, Sing

    artist: OT-musicboy album: Jump Over (a fence of electric sound) genre: Indie Rock label: unsigned listen now: Not A Song :: Did You Tell Your Mother You Knew :: Dance (with the musicboy) buy now: [itunes link=”http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ot-musicboy/id403425750?uo=4″ title=”OT – Musicboy”] Why do I feel like OT-musicboy is a guilty pleasure? Maybe it’s because I didn’t…

  • West Coast and the Hawk

    The groovy sounds of California’s The Autonomous Region and Virginia’s Andy Hawk and the Train Wreck Endings make their debut on Froglix Radio.

  • New Music from Two of LBR's Finest…Glue Factory & Part One Tribe

    Longbeach Recoreds recording artists Glue Factory’s and Part One Tribe deliver new music that is right on point. We truly had trouble “thinning the herd” as we could have added the complete tracklist from GF’s 84 Day Syndrome and the Tribe’s Obvious As Ever.