Jeff Terich is the Editor and Founder at Treble Media. He specializes in areas such as music business, pop culture, and arts and entertainment, while also exploring themes related to travel, climate change, and law enforcement. Jeff's work has been featured in notable publications including Bandcamp, SPIN, Paste Magazine, and Stereogum.
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Jeff Terich's coverage suggests a strong focus on music, including album releases, concert tours, and individual tracks. His emphasis on private sector announcements and promotional deals indicates an interest in exclusive or behind-the-scenes content from the music industry.
Given Jeff's focus on music albums and artists, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive access to new releases or insights into upcoming trends in the music industry. Additionally, given his interests in gaming as well, he might also appreciate stories that explore the intersection of music and gaming culture.
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By: Jeff Terich
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On May 23, Lawrence, Kansas post-metal group Drifter will release their new album, Grigori. And today, they’ve shared a new song from the album, the eight-minute epic “The Silence That Follows.” The song has a tense, dramatic build, but they get to the thunder soon enough, delivering a hefty dose of sludge less than two minutes in, laying down a brawny set of riffs that recall the likes of vintage Isis, as well as more recent acts like Glassing, with whom they’ve shared the stage. Hear the group’s new ripper below, and pre-order the album here.
We caught Gillian Welch and David Rawlings live in Richmond, and the duo delivered a stark yet breathtaking set of ballads and barnburners
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By: Jeff Terich
Richmond has another great couple of weeks lined up for live music, with an acclaimed indie singer/songwriter, a local music showcase at Brown’s Island, and a full weekend of free
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By: Jeff Terich
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