Massive music new outfit Billboard.com throws a single mention for Maps & Atlases, but a decent one at that, in an article titled Spoon, Allen, the Pipettes Usher In SXSW:
Chicago’s Maps & Atlases injected its angular indie rock with a compelling dose of prog rock…
Not very deep, but positive nonetheless. Let’s hope for some […]
Not a big radio station, but it is a start.
Bloomington, Illinois college radio station WESN 88.1FM puts Maps & Atlases as #6 on their chart of Top 30 plays. The small 100 watt radio station is the grassroots of getting to larger on-air playlists, so if you go to college or listen to a […]
Maps & Atlases grabs the #2 spot on PureVolume. Also on their top 10 list are popular artosts like The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Anberlin, Fall Out Boy, Gym Class Heroes. Good job, guys!
In another Chicago Tribune article, Maps & Atlases’ show on New Year’s Eve at the Beat Kitchen is listed as a safe bet along with the following acts: The Raconteurs (Riviera), The Hold Steady (Metro), and Alkaline Trio and Smoking Popes (METRO).
Here’s the part about the Maps & Atlases show:
Maps and […]
Maps & Atlases frontman Dave Davison gets a long interview in the print and online editions of the Chicago Tribune and Red Eye. A current link is available here but may not last. Here’s the text of the article:
Maps and Atlases chart art rock’s risky terrain
Andy Downing
Published December 29, 2006 (Chicago Tribune & […]
Maps & Atlases over at their MySpace blog offer us a quick list of reviews of their EPs and their shows. Here’s a run-down of what they’ve got:
Guitar Player Magazine
CMJ
Transformer
Wreck The Place
Pulse
Kerrang! Decks of Doom Pick
Indiana Statesman
Nice job, guys!
Over at Dane101, the collaborative news blog for Madison, WI, they mention the Maps & Atlases show at PopFest.
The Capital Times, Wisconsin’s Progressive Newspaper out of Madison, WI, Maps & Atlases gets a nice mention on their show at PopFest in Madison, WI.
Grand Rapids Press newspaper has a quick mention covering the Maps & Atlases show in November 2006 at the DAAC.
In an interview with Neeraj Kane (Holy Roman Empire, Suicide File, Hope Conspiracy) over at PunkNews, Neeraj mentions the recent tour with Maps & Atlases and Holy Roman Empire:
That’s a good question; I would love to go out with Rise Against at some point. I mean they are close friends or ours and really support […]