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"Most rockabilly acts focus on hollow-body guitars and perfectly coiffed pompadours, and scrimp on vocals and decent lyrics. Not so with the 7 Shot Screamers: The thumping upright bass and slick licks are in place, but singer Mike Leahy croons smoothly above it all, mixing a little Bryan Ferry in with Brian Setzer. With the just-released In Wonderland, the Screamers have given their weight to the fledgling label Big Muddy Records, a cross-generational swap sure to please fans of all rockabilly varieties." ...MORE!

Christian Schaeffer, Riverfront Times

"It's said that the best songwriters capture the human spirit in a way that's unique yet universal, without resorting to clichés or pretentious gestures. That certainly goes for Casey Reid, whose patchwork blues and junkyard folk tunes hit the musical sweet spot. A wizened old soul fond of Beck and Tom Waits, Reid released his debut, Cephalclog, this year. It's an album whose impact is felt via the heart, not the head. Ghostly vocals, barnstorming guitar and a vast array of orchestral touches—among them, brittle cello and found-sound

In the past year , the Vultures have become a household name among the rock n’ rollers of St. Louis. After being named the “Best New Band of 2005” by the Riverfront Times and being personally commissioned to open shows by the likes of the Gore Gore Girls (Detroit) and the Jet Set (Milwaukee), it’s not hard to see why. The Vultures unique blend of dirty L.A. punk and Chuck Berry guitar have created quite a buzz. As local radio personality Bob Reuter (Bob’s Scratchy Records, KDHX) says, they “capture the spirit of what rock n’ roll is all about....MORE!

percussion—combine to create an aural experience that's a throwback to simpler days.." ...MORE!

Riverfront Times

The Jerks live show has become their trademark with their high energy sets and spontaneous song changes. They have shared the stage with national acts like the Bloody Hollies (New York), the Cops (Seattle), Peelander-Z (New York), and the Coffin Lids (Boston), and have never ceased to impress. Along with fellow Big Muddy artists the Vultures, 7 Shot Screamers, and Casey Reid, the Jerks have been bringing high-energy rock and roll to the basements, bars, and skating rinks of St. Louis in an effort the spread the spirit of rock and roll...MORE!