Tag Archives: Dylan Michael Bentley

Far and Wide: A discussion about the impact of fathers on musicians

Posted on June 15, 2014 by VocalsOnTop

By Dylan Michael Bentley In recognition of Father’s Day 2014, Vocals on Top granted me the honor of interviewing some highly skilled musicians and songwriters about their fathers. Each interviewee generously answered the same six questions about the role their … Continue reading →

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250 Word Guest Album Review: Edward David Anderson – Lies & Wishes

Posted on April 21, 2014 by VocalsOnTop

By Dylan Michael Bentley “The object of art is not to make salable products. It is to save one’s self, and to be a part of saving us all.”  – Mary Gauthier Few, if any, contemporary musicians’ body of work … Continue reading →

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250 Word Album Review: Buffalo Wabs & The Price Hill Hustle – Nothin’ Like a Lincoln

Posted on March 15, 2014 by VocalsOnTop

Guest album review by Dylan Michael Bentley The freewheelin’ Matt Wabnitz and his merry band of Hustlers take their name after the Cincinnati area from which they originated. They play Folk-Americana music, and they do it in the kind of … Continue reading →

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250 Word Album Review: Dylan Michael Bentley – Change In The Wind

Posted on October 30, 2013 by VocalsOnTop

Dylan Michael Bentley ups the production and cans his filters for his latest album Change In The Wind. It is easy to think the album is a self portrait and that Bentley is simply putting his heart on his sleeve … Continue reading →

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Guest 250 Word Album Review: Terminal Union – Making Arrangements

Posted on July 28, 2013 by VocalsOnTop

Guest review by Dylan Michael Bentley The brainchild of two gifted songwriters, this Cincinnatian 4-piece Americana outfit’s debut full-length doesn’t break new ground, but refreshingly cultivates and effectively draws from well-worn genre roots. Ian Mathieu and David Faul split writing … Continue reading →

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