Gilbert Neal Plays “God’s Board Game”
What happens when you dunk a funky groove in a bath of Nietzschean philosophy? You get the new Gilbert Neal album, THE MAYOR OF ESTES PARK. Coming from Wampus on… Read More →
tvfordogs: Fickle Fate and Rock ‘n’ Roll
Masters of crisp, melodic rock shot through with longing, tvfordogs have discovered what a lot of 21st-century rock artists have: writing and playing great songs is an impractical way to pay… Read More →
Uncle Green: Lost and Found
The legend of the “great lost album” is one of the most enduring in rock ‘n’ roll. In the case of Uncle Green, fondly remembered from their major-label days in… Read More →
Kowtow Popof: Tastes Like Armageddon
The first CD Wampus ever released, Songs from the Pointless Forest, was the debut of Rockville, Maryland-based singer-songwriter Kowtow Popof. A veteran of Washington, D.C. mainstays The Senses Bureau and Bellyland, Kowtow… Read More →
Aux.78: Sun and Shadow Past the Border
If a hurricane strikes the office of your record label on the day of your album’s release, what do you call the album? The Sun Decays Them. The new album… Read More →