The first month of the 2018 edition of Happy Mondays is in the books. Although I did miss one out of the five offerings to recharge from a weekend slog, I was sure to take in the final show for [...]
Pretty much as long as SIMGE has been a thing, even back to the ol’ WordPress daze, we’ve been following the growth of the multi-talented songwriter Julian Fulton. Since then, Fulton has played several of our gigs, including our one [...]
This month is going a bit too fast for me. Thanksgiving week already. Not sure what happened there and where it went, but it is what we have. The one constant I look forward to every week is Happy Mondays. [...]
Thursday, Speak Into My Good Eye hosted its first acoustic showcase at Supercollider in South Slope, Brooklyn. Those in attendance were treated to great, intimate sets by Brett Saxon, Holden of Del Water Gap, Bounders, Josh of Where Is My [...]
Asbury Underground’s Downtown Art & Music Crawl is set for Oct. 17th and the fall festival will fill a multitude of downtown venues with some of the most revered songwriters of the local scene. Though more further details about set [...]
The 24 hour challenge kickoff party went down last Friday night at the Wonder Bar and featured a killer lineup to initiate the festivities. As the clock struck midnight, with the party concluded the challenge was on. Entries are still [...]
Zombie Gospel frontman Julian Fulton has been busy of late, as the Monmouth County, NJ songsmith dropped an EP titled Reverie in February before following up last week with another four-track collection named Noise. A psychedelia-laced Art-Rock experiment, Fulton seemingly channels some of Australia’s [...]
If it seems like Monmouth County art-pop purveyors Julian Fulton & The Zombie Gospel have been away for a while, that’s because they have. Fulton and company returned to our humble music community at the recently passed Soulsational Music Festival in Bayville [...]
Soulsational Music Festival made its way back to Veteran’s Park in Bayville this past weekend and with it came a selection of the Jersey Shore’s best as Shady Street Show Band and Chris Rockwell & The Stickball Social Club headlined a stacked [...]
By Julian Fulton Jenna Murphy entered my radar when we were both still in high school. She frequented many a local coffeehouse stage, both solo and as Free For A Small Fee, an acoustic-pop duo whose other half was the [...]
