Bishop Fooly – Channel Switching EP (Review)
Jakari Brooks, also known as Bishop Fooly, is a guitarist and producer hailing from Greenville, SC. Last week, on Friday,
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Album Review
Avi Jacob – Preservation EP (Review)
Here’s a name that hasn’t shown up around Extra Chill in a while: Avi Jacob. The folk songwriter once lived
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CJ DeLuca – Resilience EP (Review)
There are many words you could use to describe the two most locally knighted acts that CJ DeLuca plays guitar
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fiasco – I’ll Be With You (Review)
Three songs and eleven minutes. That’s all it takes to immerse yourself in fiasco’s final EP, I’ll Be With You.
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Abstract – That Rapper – Mosaic EP (Review)
Seven long years after his introduction to Charleston’s hip hop scene, Abstract – That Rapper brings us his first solo
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Futurebirds – Teamwork (Review)
Concerning Futurebirds, ‘Teamwork’ makes the dream work.
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Live A Life That You Miss: Toro y Moi’s Causers of This 10 Years Later
On January 4, 2010 Chaz Bundick a.k.a. Toro y Moi released a thirty-three minute album called Causers of This. It
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Camp Howard – Cañón (Review)
Cañón is the perfect name for a new Camp Howard release. In Spanish, “cañón” translates to “canyon”, but for our
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JD Moon – Time Ghosts (Review)
SondorBlue had a rich sound. The hit track, “The Moon and You” is an embodiment of the substantially grandiose performance
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Keon Masters – Many Thanks (Review)
This is not a Brave Baby album.
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Young Mister – Sudden Swoon (Review)
There was a time when it was uncertain whether or not we would ever hear new music from Steven Fiore.
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Tyrie – Season 1 (Review)
There are often times when you’ve seen an act perform live and their recorded work is vastly different than when
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The Old Earthquake – Loud Ones (Review)
This morning, the new Greenwood, SC-based folk rock project The Old Earthquake released a whopper of a full-length debut, Loud
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87 Nights – Eighty Seven Nights (Review)
Bursting on to the scene in a great ball of fire, the guys in 87 Nights wasted no time in
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The High Divers – Ride With You (Review)
The latest effort from The High Divers, Ride With You, changes up the formula while keeping the key ingredients. Only
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Hootie & The Blowfish’s Cracked Rear View Turns 25
25 years ago, on July 5th 1994, bandmates Darius Rucker, Mark Bryan, Dean Felber, and Jim Sonefeld, under the moniker
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Canopy Hands – I Can’t Keep Doing This (Review)
It is pretty rare these days to find a band that creates indescribable music, and Canopy Hands has done just
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J.S. Terry – And You Loom Over Me Like a Mountain (Review)
There’s something spiritual about J.S. Terry’s late April release, And You Loom Over Me Like A Mountain. On it, songwriter
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Horrible Girl and the Hot Mess – Do You Know Who Your Friends Are? (Review)
Horrible Girl and the Hot Mess’ new album Do You Know Who Your Friends Are? is an anthem for misguided
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Cicala – Post Country (Review)
Earlier this month, Myrtle Beach’s Cicala showcased their beer-scented brand of emo indie rock with the release of their second
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