Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz   Noblesville, Ind. – It has been confirmed, folks. The Bizkit is back, and it is still quite flaccid, but it is anything but stale! Just like many an angsty teens of the late nineties, I was instantly drawn to Limp Bizkit. We were hooked on that

Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz   Noblesville, IN -- Languid riffs mingled with sweet, chortled longing floating the Whip-Poor-Wills and nighthawks on the milky air on a close Hoosier night in July. It was a layered but lackadaisical potion for sure, like being cycled in and out of a time warp. One

Article and Photos: Nick Durcholz   Louisville, KY – There are few new artists in the glaring limelight who have fallen upon my ears with more gravity than Bishop Briggs. Live? She is an emotional panorama made from her experiences crafted chaotically as both cutting and gentle brushstrokes. The moment I heard the

Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz   Louisville, KY – A plethora of sound seething, saturating, corroding the thin alloy of reality surrounding the cortex until time and space drip down in rivulets to a pool of plausibility. Nope, just Tool bringing an entire arena to aural climax. From Opiate to 10,000 Days

Article and Photos by: Nick Durcholz   Nashville, TN – Peel away the neo-bougie brine of the Ellison Square area and you’ll find a place where raw, non-homogenized tunes still buzz true from the questionable doors. This place is called The End, fitting in these tumultuous times, and it is the Music City

Article and photos by: Nick Durcholz BLOOMINGTON, IN – The haughty hoot and hack of every crimson and navy bedazzled clown around B-town for the gluttonous gridiron match was a demure dote in comparison to the passion and peculiar panache of Modest Mouse. One thing was certain when Mr. Brock and the band