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Schoepp released the song "Kate Blood" on Feb. 13, inspired by ghost stories of a misunderstood early Appleton resident buried at Riverside Cemetery.

Centripetal Force announces the release of Patrick Sansone’s "Measures," the first track released from the forthcoming album Infinity Mirrors, a collection of six ambient instrumentals recorded on a variety of synthesizers from Sansone’s vintage collection. Along with the single is an oscilloscope-style video, created by Sansone himself.

Centripetal Force announces the release of Patrick Sansone’s "Infinity Mirrors," a collection of six ambient instrumentals recorded on a variety of synthesizers from Sansone’s vintage collection. The album is being presented in a 350-copy vinyl pressing, as well as an edition of 100 cassettes. The album will also be available digitally. The release date for "Infinity Mirrors" is March 1, 2024.

Patrick Sansone, longtime member of Wilco and creative force behind Autumn Defense, releases 'Smokey Day' - a new music release. He releases his version of Colin Blunstone's “Smokey Day.” Sansone's version of the song is accompanied by a moody and stark black and white video which Sansone shot in Iceland. 

Multi-instrumentalist and member of Wilco and Autumn Defense, Patrick Sansone, today releases his version of Colin Blunstone’s “Smokey Day.” Sansone’s version of the song is accompanied by a moody and stark black and white video which Sansone shot in Iceland. The song can be listened to here, with the video available for viewing here.

Jeff Tweedy is initially a little distant with his devoted audience, but the chemistry between the group soon ignites

A Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum exhibit was well-suited for a fashionable country/rock reunion that took place July 20 in Nashville.

The Flying Burrito Brothers were the original country-rock prototype; a perfect marriage of mainstream rock and country and western twang. While the band’s heyday was relatively short-lived, their …

A suit worn by the the Flying Burrito Brothers and Elton John was missing for decades; it's finally been found.

Trapper Schoepp goes to Johnny Cashs cabin and discovers the roots of his music lie in the continued tradition of making things new.