#Frontier Ruckus

PLAYING DETROITAnna Burch Releases Debut LP "Quit the Curse"

The Detroit singer-songwriter has spent years paying her dues playing in bands like Frontier Ruckus and Failed Flowers, but...

Sara Barron

PLAYING DETROITAnna Burch Keeps It Cool With Polyvinyl

And as of last week, we aren't the only ones to be enchanted by Burch's brand of pretty pain and ennui. Polyvinyl...

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROITFrontier Ruckus Share "Enter the Kingdom" Video

Frontier Ruckus has been dishing out deeply personal, heavy-hearted folk rock for fifteen years. Their latest installment of polite devastation comes in the form of Enter the Kingdom. Their fifth record (released in the February of this year) comes full circle with the striking visual for the...

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROITFrontier Ruckus "Our Flowers Are Still Burning" Video

Frontier Ruckus Matthew Milia and his gaggle of lovelorn folkies - otherwise known as Frontier Ruckus - return with a sardonic make-out party prelude to their forthcoming record Enter the Kingdom. The sad, sensual clip for latest single "Our Flowers Are Still Burning" offers a camcorder view of...

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROITAn Autumn Playlist

Whether you’re tuning a new leaf or simply shedding an old one, here are a few Detroit tracks that celebrate sweater weather and the witching hour.

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROITFrontier Ruckus "27 Dollars"

A little Belle and Sebastian, a tad Okkervil River with a dash of seasonal repression and hopeful ennui, "27 Dollars" is an upbeat anthem for restless hearts and empty pockets; a true midwestern cocktail

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROITBest of + Most Anticipated

wolf eyes It's New Years Eve-Eve, and I'm flooded with the sounds of the past year. 2015 saw the rise of Detroit music in an unforgettable way. Our musicians took to the stage and to the studio with an unmistakable fire under their asses, in turn producing one of the most emotive soundtracks for...

Jerilyn Jordan

PLAYING DETROIT10 Questions With Frontier Ruckus

Frontier Ruckus' Matthew Milia has a lot to be thankful for. For starters, Ryan Adams sent him an email about anticipating ''smoking a jay" and listening to the new recordings and they scored former Wilco drummer, Ken Coomer, as producer and percussionist on their 2016 release recorded in Nashville...

Jerilyn Jordan