The MIC Released

The next issue for The Mic will be in January 2011. The final deadline is December 15th if you would like to contribute.

So, in the November issue of The Mic (http://themic.info):

An alternate copy can be found at http://148.ca/themic if you need a change of scenery.

Interview: Hayley Stark

"We are influenced by everything. Monica is a drummer and listens to lots of metal - Meshuggah, Protest the Hero, etc. plus pop - she adores Katy Perry. Jen took jazz guitar lessons in university and loves country as much as she loves rock."

http://148.ca/themic/1011/01.html / http://kjagradio.com/mic/1011/01.html

Interview: Madonna Nash

"(Music is) the only thing I have ever wanted to do, for as long as I can remember. I love all (my shows), but I will never forget getting to sing a duet with Edwin McCain after opening for him last year."

http://148.ca/themic/1011/02.html / http://kjagradio.com/mic/1011/02.html

Interview: DownTown Mystic

"We all started like everybody... just wanting to play music we were inspired by and taking it from there. Most of us are self-taught in what we do. I think you always go after the stuff you really want to know and it develops from there."

http://148.ca/themic/1011/03.html / http://kjagradio.com/mic/1011/03.html

Interview: The Nineteenthirteen Massacre

"I think that what really got us working together is our being very open minded to experimentation. We want to play music that we like, but we don't want to be constrained in any way."

http://148.ca/themic/1011/04.html / http://kjagradio.com/mic/1011/04.html

Interview: Ricky Fugitt

"I only sang one song (at my first show) but it was my first radio release and Abilene was the first to ever hear it on the mainstream... it was so cool to hear a sold out crowd sing you lyrics to a song you wrote."

http://148.ca/themic/1011/05.html / http://kjagradio.com/mic/1011/05.html

Phillip Hong

SRN Mediaworks Publishing

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