Monthly Archives: September 2012

A surprising thing happened back in 2006, the year that Snowglobe broke up: they made another record. Well, sort of. The album, Oxytocin, was released nationally and was the 9th most added record on college radio in May of that … Continue reading →

Too Much Love, the critically acclaimed debut from the mysterious Harlan T. Bobo, was originally supposed to be titled The Fall of the Bobo Empire. It’s a step by step walk through of the breakdown of his romantic relationship with Memphis artist … Continue reading →

Jack Yarber is a name that music snobs throw around like some sort of rock and roll currency. He may be “Memphis’ most influential active rock musician.” Known to his most dedicated fans as simply Jack O. (a moniker he held while serving tenure … Continue reading →