Author Archives: Michael Eades

The Mute Group “AEIOU”

Two things worth noting about today, March 20th. First, it’s the Vernal Equinox. That’s the time of year when the sun is directly over the celestial equator, marking the changing of seasons (for those of us in the US, this means Spring is here). Secondly, it’s the day of the official debut of “AEIOU” from The […]

Advice King – Episode 5

Every installment of Chris Crofton’s Advice King over on The Cream is gold. The video episodes up on YouTube are also well worth a watch but this latest episode - “Priced Out of East Nashville” – is damn near perfection. Crofton’s skewering of “New Nashville” and the “Sociopath Makeovers” that it’s experiencing is depressingly accurate. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

Volume 84 Download MP3 / Stream Podcast / Subscribe Let’s call it fundamentals. A WOTT podcast should consist of a variety of music showcasing the Nashville local music scene but keep it under the 40 minute mark. This volume includes a heavy dose of indie rock, keyboard pop, grunge rock, traditional country and desert psych […]

Volume 84

Download MP3 Chaptered Stream Podcast Let’s call it fundamentals. A WOTT podcast should consist of a variety of music showcasing the Nashville local music scene but keep it under the 40 minute mark. This volume includes a heavy dose of indie rock, keyboard pop, grunge rock, traditional country and desert psych rock – clocking in […]

Work – Work

Throughout the month of February, the entire staff of Manuel Zeitlin Architects and Zeitgeist Gallery took on The RPM Challenge – record 10 songs (or 35 min) in 28 days have it submitted by March 1st. Not only did they meet the criteria but they put together a rather eclectic offering of songs. I was going […]

Moruga Scorpio – 1 Just recently I was lamenting a lack of new Evan P Donohue in my life and, lo and behold, now there’s a new EP from his brand new band, Moruga Scorpio, available for our collective streaming pleasure. The EP, entitled 1,  i is a scant three tracks but largely features a breezy, […]

Lieutenant Howdy – Howdy

I don’t know anything about Lieutenant Howdy beyond what I can glean from their Bandcamp profile. They look young. They have amusing but not-too-silly song titles. They list a myriad of genre influences like Shoegaze, Noise Punk and Post Hardcore amongst their discoverable tags. And, frankly, they deliver on those influences. I’d say it’s a […]

R Stevie Moore + Jason Falkner – Make It Be

Back in 2014, R Steve Moore released an album made in collaboration with Jason Falkner – best known for his work in Jellyfish and AIR. The album was posted on Bandcamp for a few days and then disappeared. Fortunately, Bar None Records took note and the album has officially resurfaced. It is now available for […]

Adia Victoria – How It Feels Adia Victoria just released a brand new EP featuring three memorable covers and one new track. Oh, and every track is in French. The first three tracks are known for their association with Serge Gainsbourg, France Gall and Francois Hardy but all carry the creepy, foreboding tone that’s Victoria […]

BT Indoor Soccer

Can we all agree to work together to make this 1 minute, 20 seconds worth of music a known entity in the Nashville scene?

Daddy Issues “In Your Head”

Listen to the first track off of Daddy Issue’s debut album, Deep Dream, available via Infinity Cat on May 19. You can read more about the track on The FADER or The Cream or just dive right in to the catchy grunge number.

All Them Witches – Sleeping Through the War

If you didn’t catch it, the new full-length from All Them Witches was unveiled last Friday (Feb 24th). After months of teaser songs and anticipation the eight song beast is released and, thus far, it does not disappoint. As with much of their previous releases, it’s a slow burn of tension, dark vibes and long […]