Milwuakee
There is a real shortage of good live music venues in Madison, maybe even more so in Milwuakee. �We are lucky to play at the Ale House, it's been there for a long time and has always had bands. �I remember going there when I was 20 years old and seeing Greg Koch and the [...] 03/12/2012 05:28:16pm

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rock bottom
I do believe that no one is reading these blogs of mine. �For a while I was featured under the blog heading on the website, but no more. �Thats ok though, most of my blog posts were shit anyways. �Just ramblings about how cool I am supposed to be, what a rockstar life I lead. [...] 03/10/2012 04:48:39pm

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Quickpost
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Like a Purgin'
So I got the flu... I hate getting sick, but whatever, every year about this time it seems to happen. �I spent an entire night ridding my body of everything it had in it. �I mean everything. �Seemed to me like a good time for a fresh start. Some backstory,.,, �We had our trailer stolen, it [...] 02/16/2012 03:13:10pm

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The Ghosts in the Barn
Silence. �I am in the silence business these days. �Not all silence is created equal. �The silence at night after a huge snow in Wisconsin differs immensely from the silence in a tiny basement apartment 4 blocks from the Pacific Ocean in Hermosa Beach, CA, or a monstrous church that has been designed to make [...] 09/29/2011 03:02:08am

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Posted by Jason Horowitz on April 22, 2011

The Whiskey Farm

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Hi folks – since I have this space to use, I wanted to tell you a little bit about a band I play with called The Whiskey Farm. We are a 6-person operation playing Americana music that ranges from folk rock to bluegrass in style. We are getting ready to release our debut album, which is called Middle of America.

You can hear tracks from the album at our website, www.thewhiskeyfarm.com. You can also win a copy by visiting us on Facebook. We are having a CD release party this Saturday at the Frequency, and we would love to see some of you down there. Thanks a lot for listening! – jason