“Good Morning My Friends” by 1994 was one of the first local albums I was ever exposed to and the first album that the band came out with. The 8 track album, released in 2007, has the nostalgic feel of early 2000s pop-punk like Blink 182, Fall Out Boy, and The Starting Line. Their sound […]
Category Archives: Episodes
Indigo Kid – Live in Store at Analog Revolution – Sunday School
Krista Williamson, AKA Indigo Kid, played a raw 4 song set for us on Sunday, March 1st. She screams about giving up on God, and giving up on feeling shitty. It’s a great time.
Mosey Croonin’ by Dakota Williams
Daniel Romano is, by far, my favorite modern country artist. Or rather, he would be if he would be if he were a modern country artist. In his own words: “The name country music is in fact dead. However, the music is very much alive and is now called mosey. Since its inception, country […]
Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle First Listen by Caleb Bouchard
I first heard of Bill Callahan when I asked Ryan Stoyer (whom, I believe, writes 50%- 80% of this publication) if he had ever heard of Jandek, the elusive Houston singer/songwriter. We were assembling copies of Analog Revolution outside of Swayze’s Venue one fateful Friday night when I popped the question. In response, Ryan’s eyes lit […]
Hype City Soundtrack Review
Originally founded as a side project of Elf Power member Jeff Mangum, Neutral Milk Hotel has progressed from there to be one of the most renowned bands in recent memory. They are most well-known for their 1998 release of In the Aeroplane over the Sea, which has been among the top selling vinyl records every […]
Interview: The New Clear Lawn Chairs
EDITORS NOTE: Shortly before we opened, Analog Revolution co-founder Ryan Stoyer interviewed the New Clear Lawn Chairs. We’re posting this interview now, because the Lawn Chairs don’t get enough love. Alright, what’s up, this is Ryan Stoyer with Analog Revolution. I’m here at Swayze’s with the New Clear Lawn Chairs because the old ones broke […]