The St. Louis Cardinals have revealed Steve Carlton, George Hendrick, Matt Morris, and Edgar Renteria as the modern players nominated for possible induction into the St. Louis Cardinals Hall of Fame
A look at my top 50 Cardinal prospects.
The Cardinals have a lot of options with their current roster construction, but a lot of how the opening day lineup will look will be based off how the dominos fall.
It’s been a busy off-season for both the Cardinals, and former Cardinals. The team has brought in (or brought back) 30 players along with 11 international players, while sending out 37 players.
“Get ready to kick off your journey through our upcoming album with a bang! “Power Behind The Throne,” the opening track from For I Am bursts through your speakers with unapologetic energy.
The woozily intoxicating “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of These)” finds Talia Keys pivoting to a different lane than some fans may be familiar w/; tapping into Eurhythmics’ vibe while still mutating the soundscapes w/ futuristic synths, industrial guitar tones, shuffle on the snare & assertive kick drum thump.
Renowned Rock n Roll figure Marc Ribler, a multifaceted artist, is living proof that dreams can indeed materialize. “Dick Cavett” is the latest single off ‘Armageddon’, the new album from Marc Ribler’s Story Road.
Vancouver, BC pop punk trailblazers, Chief State, unveil their latest release – a 5-song acoustic EP that promises to redefine your connection with their music.
“Green Eyes is a Reggae love song inspired by my travels with my girlfriend Tanya and experiencing new places through her beautiful green eyes. During our travels, she showed me amazing places in Western Canada and I showed her the beautiful state of California” says Chuck Robertson, lead singer/guitarist.
Female-fronted Brussels-based dark gothic synth-rock duo Lovelorn Dolls presents a new music video, for their iconic track ‘Happy Valentine’.
“When Kenny [Fletcher] pitched me the idea of a collab with his new synthpop band [Soft Faith], it was an immediate yes,” says Mariel Loveland of NYC-based indie-pop band Best Ex about the Soft Faith remix of “Die For You”.
