Sweet Tea Pumpkin Pie Festival 2013
Sweet Blog We Love: Dogwoods Music
Sweet Blog We Love: Chunky Glasses
Sponsor: Good Records
Sponsor: SharpShirter
STPP’s favorite local print shop: BaseCamp
Interviews Archive
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Interview and Show Review: Ugly Purple Sweater
Ugly Purple Sweater is an alluring combination of the breezy nature of Andrew Bird mixed with a brighter and jovial, acoustic version of Radiohead.
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Interview: Silent Old Mtns.
With already 200 shows under their belts and after only six months of releasing their first album (a full-length album at that), Silent Old Mtns plans to make 2013 even bigger.
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Interview: Pearl and the Beard
Pearl and the Beard is comprised of three powerful voices that alternate in taking the lead, giving each song a different feel. Their music is a mix of everything from folk-driven guitar rhythms to cabaret-style vocals.
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Interview: Dani Elliott
Growing up, Dani Elliott was surrounded by funk, soul, and the gospel. Her musical inspiration stemmed from her father’s love for Tower of Power and Earth, Wind, and Fire, as well as her mother’s involvement in the church choir.
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Interview: Believers
If you have a love for music, dancing, and an-all around good time, you’ll definitely dig this band.
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Interview: Conveyor
The band’s set includes an eclectic assortment of songs that ignore the universal 4/4 time signature. Their songs are filled with homey synths, preppy afro-pop rhythms and a harmonious, yet sometimes robotic vocal style.
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Interview: Romania
With over ten years of time logged as the frontman for The Oranges Band, Roman Kuebler has probably seen more than he’d ever have time to say. Besides, he’s busy…
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Interview: The Loom
As of today, there is no bicycle in The Loom, but there are keys, guitars, horns, a banjo, a ukelele, and percussion. Don’t let that fool you, though.
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Interview: Bunny’s A Swine
Bunny’s a Swine is a self-described “awkpop” band from Northampton, Massachusetts.
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Interview: Travis Morrison – “The Plan Keeps Coming Up Again”
Travis Morrison was in a band called the Dismemberment Plan, followed by a solo career, followed by the Dismemberment Plan, followed by the Hellfighters, followed by the Dismemberment Plan again.