In this episode of “What The Music”, we are talking with Horace Pinker! The veteran punk band that’s been defying trends and expectations since the early 90s. Now we take a look at their newest album “Now and The Future” as we get to know the guys and see what keeps them going after all …
Tag: Chicago
WTM?! Featuring Daisychain
In this episode of “What The Music?!” we travel to Chicago, IL to speak with the members of a female fronted band Daisychain! We are talking with : Guitar/vocals: Sophia WilliamsBass/vocals: Nickole Regala We discuss their latest EP release, plus, we find out the meaning behind the hashtag #Shockem! You won’t believe the answer, tune …
AO (Ay-Oh) Offers “Ay-Oh! (Out Alive)” For this weeks free download.
AO (Ay-Oh) Offers “Ay-Oh! (Out Alive)” For this weeks free download.
The Cool Kids-When Fish Ride Bicycles
The Chicago based duo the Cool Kids bring their unique brand of hip-hop back for a second round of greatness in the full length album When Fish Ride Bicycles.
Musication- Valentine's Day Edition
I’m Back! For this week, that is! I’ve decided to roll out an oldie but goodie! Since Valentine’s Day is around the corner, and you’ve forgotten to get flowers, I thought I’d make things a little easier by giving you a playlist of songs to burn onto a CD. So while you’re driving to a …
Adventures in L.A. :: Santa Monica Pier and Promenade
I have a brilliant idea! We’ve said here at EnterTheShell.com that this whole project is not only about music, but life as well. Therefore, some blogs will be written focusing on the lives of your bloggers instead of the music. Well, since we are based and live in the beautiful city of Los Angeles, it’s …
Lupe Fiasco :: "The Cool"
Lupe Fiasco was featured in one of my favorite Kanye West songs, “Touch the Sky” but it wasn’t until I was introduced to Fiasco’s music when my brother (who I grew up following around when he and his friends were skateboarding) showed me his video for “Kick, Push,” the single off his debut album “Food & Liquor.” The horns and lyrics that all skaters could relate to got me hooked so when “The Cool” was released in 2007, I was definitely interested.