Tag Archive: The Lions Rampant

Dec
26
2010

Merry Christmas from the Lions Rampant

One present was left behind the tree this holiday season, and that gift comes in the form of a new song from local blues/garage rockers the Lions Rampant. ”Who the F_ck Hates Christmas” was recorded just two nights ago on Christmas Eve, and you can find the Lions free downloadable gift to you right here. And don’t …

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Feb
28
2010

The Debut of Pop Empire

For the second night in a row, a local music release show at the Southgate House brought in a sold out crowd, again turning away fans at the door. Friday night, 500 Miles to Memphis drew nearly a thousand people to the whole house show, which featured over ten bands on all three of its stages. Last night, …

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Feb
25
2010

Weekend of Local CD Releases

Rarely is there a time when a handful of some of Cincinnati’s finest musician’s are hosting releases parties all on the same weekend. First, there’s 500 Miles to Memphis. Led by a Cash/Ramone-like Ryan Malott, the country-punk outfit recently released the highly-anticipated/long-awaited We’ve Built Up to NOTHING, which sees the addition of a backing orchestra …

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Feb
16
2010

Cincinnati Music News and Local Releases

Ben Sollee and Daniel Martin Moore Dear Companion Cold Spring’s very own Daniel Martin Moore has teamed up with renouned cellist Ben Sollee (of Abigail Washburn’s Sparrow Quartet), for a collaboration seemingly sent from the heavens above. Recorded close to home, the two focus on “the problem of mountaintop removal coal mining and its impact on the people and …

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Sep
20
2009

30 Bands I Want to See at MidPoint 2009

Out-of-Town Picks Like a lot of people, my first taste of Chairlift came about because of their hit song “Bruises” that was featured in an iPod commercial. But when they opened for Peter, Bjorn and John this past April at the Southgate House, I saw a band that was about more than writing catchy songs that could become radio-friendly hits. In the …

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