Most Spun 2006: Brenten Gilbert
Published by ben on Wed, 2007-01-24 12:37Submitted by Brenten Gilbert (Editor, theTRu | CMCentral.com)
1. The Elms - The Chess Hotel
Submitted by Brenten Gilbert (Editor, theTRu | CMCentral.com)
1. The Elms - The Chess Hotel
Submitted by April Hefner of Rocketown Records
1. Watermark - A Grateful People
Submitted by Jack Mooring of Leeland (current album - Sound of Melodies)
1. Godfrey Birtill - God Help Us
Submitted by Terrence Dove, a.k.a. "SouL" (Editor-in-Chief of the late, great, FEED magazine)
1. Supastition: Chain Letters
Submitted by Steven Bush (bass player, SPUR58)
1. Death Cab for Cutie - Plans
Submitted by Flynn Adam (solo artist and L.A. Symphony member)
1. Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere
Submitted by Brian Mayes (President of Nashville Publicity Group)
1. Kevin Max - The Imposter
Submitted by Robin Parrish (author and Editor-in-Chief of Infuzemag.com)
1. Bear McCreary - Battlestar Galactica - Season 2 Original Soundtrack
Submitted by Bebo Norman (solo artist; current album: Between the Dreaming and the Coming True - Essential Records)
1. David Gray - Life in Slow Motion.
Submitted by Sintaxtheterrific (solo artist and Deepspace 5 member)
1. The Roots - Game Theory
Submitted by Lori Lenz of Biscuit PR
1. Imogen Heap - Speak for Yourself
Who knew an electronica record could be emotional and warm?
Submitted by Doug Van Pelt (Editor, HM Magazine)
1. Mute Math - Mute Math
Submitted by Andrew Osenga (solo artist; formerly of The Normals)
1. Paul Simon - Surprise
This has been a year of frustrations and new beginnings for us here at inReview. The frustration stems from the fact that we know iR simply isn't the site that it could be -- from a content standpoint, anyway. If you've been among the faithful who check in on us regularly, you know we continue to bring you high-quality stuff, but at a much more infrequent clip than we'd like. Blame it on a bunch of factors -- the main one being our obligations in the "real world" -- and know that we're working to correct it.
Phil Keaggy
Nashville, TN
GMA Week April 2006
We first sat down for an interview with Cool Hand Luke two years ago at our first GMA week appearance. Since then, we thought the band had died. Ecstatic to learn that they were heading to the studio this Spring for an expected Fall release of a new album, we sat down with Mark Nicks (vocals, drums, keys) again at GMA this year to discuss where they have been and where they are headed.
This year marked inReview/cMusicWeb's third appearance at the GMA awards ceremony, held once again at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville on April 5. Dan Ficker, our webmaster, had never before made the trip, but had his debut at the GMAs in 2006.
August saw the rerelease and revamped version of Apparitions of Melody. We first heard about the release back in April while in Nashville. Read on to find out what is next for Kids in the Way in this exclusive interview.
Facing the Giants is a gold mine. That's not because the movie will win any Oscars, or because its take on the Inspirational Sports genre is all that original. It'l be a success due to the story behind its making. And the fact that many people will hear the story thanks to a providential publicity campaign (no pun intended).
NOTE: This interview is also available on the inReview.net Podcast. If you would rather do so, you can listen to this interview (with a couple songs thrown in for good measure).