Show - Not For The Faint of Heart

Tuesday, 17 January 2012 00:10 Written by robeysan

Not For The Faint Of Heart

CD release party for one Nyesudah. Presenting his self released, debut mix tape 'Not For The Faint of Heart". Described as a passionate journey of the heart. Somwhat of a comming of age mix compleate with 15 tracks, 6 of which Nyesudah has produced him self. Nyesudah is a self-proclaimed hip hop artist on the positive tip. Promising lyrisism who's simplistic style delivers deep subject matter that challenges the hip hop status quo. The mix tape will be onsale at the show for $5 dollars.

Also on the bill is the incredibly talented and insightful Sir Hanford, who has made waves on the local poetry scene. Hanford effortlessly blends real soul effecting, mind infiltrating poetry with clear rhymic, direct hip hop delivery. You surely walk away moved after hearing his poetic raps. Ivry also graces the stage with his high energy, and crisp delivery. A man whose music speaks for it's self.

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See the show:

Jan 26 @ 8PM
Downtown Spinelli's
$3 All Ages

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Anton Mink Back Like a Heart Attack

Articles - Meet The Scene

Thursday, 12 January 2012 18:37 Written by robeysan

Who is Anton Mink?

Anton Mink is Chloa-vocals, Anton Z.-bass, Andy Jack-guitar and Clinton on the drums The first part of the band Chloa and Anton Z. formed in 2004 we had a drummer for awhile but then couldn't find one but we also had other things going on so it was more of a hobby. We (Anton Z. and Chloa) used to play w/ just bass and vocals at places like The Highland Taproom and open mics. We found a drummer through a post on the wall at Mom's Music and then played lots of various gigs we got around to recording an album in late 2006/early 2007.

Anton Z. came up with the name Anton Mink because he was formerly in a punk band and thought it was would like a good fictional punk character but would throw people off to have a female on lead vocals.

Ninjas broke my apathy - Review Cphr Dvn's IX KUTZ! Return of the Ninja

Articles - Meet The Scene

Tuesday, 23 August 2011 19:56 Written by Dr Deep

Whoa what was that

Its not every day you see a African American couple dressed like ninjas, rapping about self empowerment, social justice and harmony with nature but that's just what you get with Cphr Dvn. As much as they break the rap hip hop mold they are able to hold true to it's aggression and sexuality. IX Kutz their experimental concept album delivers gut punching beats and intellectual lyricism that many local yokels can only dream of.

1.11.12 New Year new look

Articles - Meet The Scene

Wednesday, 11 January 2012 05:21 Written by robeysan

2012

So what's up Louisville? How was your 2011? Mine was all right. Played a lot of music and played some really great venues arround town. I've come to love the Bard's Town this year. They have two great stages and because they double as a resturant they allow 18 and up shows.

Also working with the Best of the Bottom, I got to throw a lot of really cool shows. I've learned that being a promoter is not that easy. But it seems that the money is a little better than performing. I guess it's safe to say that the more hats you can wear the more dollars you can collect.

Met some cool bands in 2011 Zebra's in Public, Crash DDZ, Kit Karma, MojoFlo, the Nymphonics, C.H.U.C.K. Boys, Late Ones, Skyscraper Stereo, the Incredibles, 1000 Banana, Macro and Treekeeper, DJ Slowmaster Stan 'D' mother fing man Adkins, Lil Clee, Cphr Dvn, Anton Mink, C Money, Jalin Roze, and a fuck ton of others. The scene is poppin. Just gotta get out there and stop ignoring all those Facebook invites.

Heavens To Murk-A-Troid- heard and hearted

Articles - Meet The Scene

Tuesday, 26 July 2011 02:20 Written by Dr Deep

Solid Support

Murk-A-Troid has dropped their new album "Heavens To" in my hand for a fresh review. With several guest performers on the album and strong support from the scene, I knew this album would be worth the listen and I was not wrong.