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Mike Mineo

I'm the founder/editor of Obscure Sound, which was formed in 2006. Previously, I wrote for PopMatters and Stylus Magazine. Want to submit your music? Check out our Submissions Page. For full PR campaigns -- personalized outreach to hundreds of blogs and playlist curators -- see my Music PR Services.

July 8, 2007
Features/Reviews

Review: World’s End Girlfriend – Hurtbreak Wonderland

I recently took up a writing position at the fantastic online webzine, PopMatters. Being one of the most professional and in-depth media sites online,

July 7, 2007
Features

No. They Are Not Named After the Elton John Song.

In the world of music, a musician’s originative location is often irrelevant. As long as you can play an instrument or write songs, that

July 6, 2007
Features

The Budos Band Continues to Refine “Afro-Soul”

Anyone who claims that the genres of funk and jazz are slowly fading is horribly mistaken. The genres that are considered to be “hot”

July 5, 2007
Features

An Angle Covers All Corners on Third Album

Kris Anaya could have easily become the frontman for a generically incapable indie-rock band. He could have learned three chords, gathered a few friends

July 4, 2007
Features

Scouting For Girls is Fun

At first glance, I assumed that Scouting For Girls was a well-placed pun in regard to the Girl Scouts. It would have been quite

July 2, 2007
Features

How To Cure Dyslexia: Make Music

What is the worst band name you can think of? On several occasions, it seems that the quality of a band’s name often is

July 1, 2007
Features/Playlists

Obscure Sound: Best of June 2007

June was quite a splendid month. Several artists that will most likely make a few of my year-end lists. Enjoy this one. As for

June 30, 2007
Features

Blair. Her Last Name is Irrelevant.

She simply goes by the name of Blair. Her last name and middle initials remain an absolute mystery to the casual onlookers but, for

June 29, 2007
Features

John Bustine Waltzes & Pleas “Drinking Songs for Children”

John Bustine fits the bill of a stereotypical folk artist. With a constant five o’ clock shadow and a head of hair that looks

June 28, 2007
Features

Why Twist the Hair? For Healthy Skin!

With a name that sounds like an erroneously translated Japanese t-shirt, Why Twist the Hair is the latest innovation out of Boston. Consisting of

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