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Advocate Review of Time for A Change, 11 June 2008	Posted on Jun 19 2008
This five song EP has some interesting things going on, in a Randy Newman or Warren Zevon kind of way. The opener, "Time for a Change" is a straight-up hooky pop song with Hammond organ, a twangy solo and no shortage of high harmonies. Track two, "5761," is more Dylanesque in its phrasing and harmonica work. Then Mednick dives into piano land, where the Randy Newman comparison becomes more apparent. There are some cool melodic runs and creative changes, though I sometimes felt like the setups were better than the payoffs. —Mike Sembos Read More

Mednick Thankful to Crowds at Riverbend	Posted on Jun 14 2008
"I want to thank all the people at River Bend for their gracious treatment of BOOM in Chattanooga. We felt right at home and are hopeful that you enjoyed our set".

Mednick Solo At Sheppards Tavern in Guilford on June 14th	Posted on Jun 02 2008
Steve Mednick will open for "The Forgotten Ones" at Sheppards Tavern in Guilford on Saturday, June 14th at 9:45. This performance will be Steve's first solo event and coincides with the release of his new EP "Time for A Change" and his return from BOOM's appearance at the River Bend Festival in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

B.O.O.M. Closing for ZZ Top at the River Bend Festival in Chattanooga on June 12th.	Posted on Jun 02 2008
The band will be closing the festivities on Friday evening following featured act ZZ Top. They will be performing on the Budweisser Stage directly across from the Main Stage. Read More

"Time for a Change" EP Set For June 10th Release	Posted on Jun 09 2008
Steve's fourth studio project "Time for a Change" will be released on June 10th. The EP is a five song set comprised of the title song which appeared on "Ambling Toward The Unknown" and two tracks "The Road Home" and "5761" which will appear on his next CD "Sunset At The North Pole". Read More

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Advocate Review of Time for A Change, 11 June 2008
This five song EP has some interesting things going on, in a Randy Newman or Warren Zevon kind of way. The opener, "Time for a Change" is a straight-up hooky pop song with Hammond organ, a twangy solo and no shortage of high harmonies. Track two, "5761," is more Dylanesque in its phrasing and harmonica work. Then Mednick dives into piano land, where the Randy Newman comparison becomes more apparent. There are some cool melodic runs and creative changes, though I sometimes felt like the setups were better than the payoffs.

—Mike Sembos

Mednick Thankful to Crowds at Riverbend
"I want to thank all the people at River Bend for their gracious treatment of BOOM in Chattanooga. We felt right at home and are hopeful that you enjoyed our set". Read more

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