The Asheville-based rocker makes memorable use of clips from obscure movies depicting Roman and Greek mythology.

The Asheville-based rocker makes memorable use of clips from obscure movies depicting Roman and Greek mythology.
The Asheville-based Appalachian desert rock band filmed the video for their debut single at Drop of Sun Studios.
The Wild Array lead singer debuts her solo project with this straightforward yet memorable video.
The video for the latest collaboration between Jaze Uries and Ted Marks was directed by Asheville-based Anchor Heart Films.
The Asheville-based singer/songwriter worked with fellow local musician Laura Boswell on her latest video.
Taich wrote the song in one sitting during quarantine and completed it through a distance collaboration with Renew the Arts.
The Whistle Hop Brewing in Fairview will host Travers in concert on Thursday, March 19, at 6 p.m.
Mink’s Miracle Medicine stretches the bounds of old-timey folk music and adds its own flair with modern lyrics and a dash of punk vibe.
The local group will play an album release show at The Mothlight on Saturday, March 14.
Isa Burke, Eleanor Buckland and Mali Obomsawin met in college and released their first record in 2016.
The band was in Black Mountain recently for a tour stop at Pisgah Brewing, with a new record in tow.
Barnosky’s new album, ‘Lonesome Road,’ was recorded over the past year and the Durham-based singer is hoping to gain a foothold in Asheville with its release.
The trio of Sarah Hund, Ben Mackel and Daniel Emond provide harmonies with a splash of folk and bluegrass.
The duo once called Asheville home and were back in town earlier this year for a tour stop.
He’s released just three albums over the last 14 years but managed to catch the ear of Jack White.
His debut full-length record, Wrestling with the Mystery, features 12 songs telling personal tales of woe and regret.
He’s working on crafting his sound, fronting his new group, Jesse and the Jugs.
Dayton has been in the studio with a number of country music legends — Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Ray Price and many more — over his career.
With the release of her third record, Desert Dove, Michaela Anne has stepped out of her indie country roots and into a more expansive sound.
Girls on Grass move effortlessly between surf, grunge and punk with a nod to the history inherent in those genres.
“I don’t know many other flowers that will push up through concrete,” Fox says. “To know the dandelion is to embody earth-strength.”