Contests
| Enter here to win one of three copies of the new Computer vs. Banjo CD. Just email Goombah by noon (EST), Tuesday July 22nd for a chance to be 1 of 3 randomly chosen winners (Rules and Eligibility Restrictions apply).
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If you've always pigeonholed folk and electronica as polar opposites,
Computer vs. Banjo will make you rethink everything you thought about both.
Hatched in the musical crucible of Nashville, the genre-bending band fuses
fingerpicked folk with experimental beats to create such a full, original
sound, it's hard to believe CVB is just a duo.
You'll recognize their names because they're both accomplished musicians:
Johnny Mann was the lead guitarist of jazz/funk band Gran Torino, and Beau
Stapleton played tenor guitar and mandolin for Blue Merle.
Because both are adept at crossing genres and applying their multiple
influences and skills to their music, charting new terrain came easy to
them. As CVB, Mann and Stapleton trade off on lead vocals and play and
program everything from synths to the dobro, to of course, the computer and
banjo, pioneering a sound that is truly their own.
http://www.computervsbanjo.com http://www.cdfreedom.com/computervsbanjo/ |
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| The winners of the contest: five autographed copies of the debut Carney EP CD were won by Maritza Abundis, Casey Mabe, Charlotte Tusler, Lisa Cosby, Joane Castaneda (contest ended Wednesday July 2nd — five winners were randomly chosen)
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The L.A.-based quartet Carney mix pop/rock, California psychedelia, and Southern-styled stomp into a hybrid of rock & roll traditions. This major new band who despite their young age (all 4 members are in their early 20's), have years of musical experience behind them. The band itself is fronted by siblings Reeve Carney; lead vocals & guitar, Zane Carney; lead guitar
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