Download MP3 Chaptered Stream Podcast An eclectic gathering of new(ish) music from the Nashville area. I’m extremely happy of how varied and genre spanning ole “Country Music USA” can actually get. This 30 minute set literally jumps from hip-hop to indie rock to dystopian electronic music to country music and metal. There was a time […]
Loving this new “boom-bap beat tape†from Ducko McFli. If the first two tracks don’t grab you, stick with it and you’ll be hooked by the time “PK Ripper†hits!
Immerse yourself in the latest electro jam from Chill Witch. There are record scratches, foreboding synths and literal witch laughs.. and it all works.
Halloween weekend is upon us and what better soundtrack for the next 72 hours than Boo Dudes? Steer over to their Bandcamp to hear their latest spooky EP as well as dive into their catalog of good time ghoulish offerings.
At long last, the How I Became the Bomb video for “Break Hearts†is officially unleashed on the world. The lead track from the 2015 Adonis EP gets an incredibly ambitious and wonderfully executed video directed by David Shamban. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
With song titles like “Ancient Transcendental Mysteries of the Witch Planet†and “Children Of The Dark Galaxy†you know you’re in for some seasonally appropriate music. It’s largely atmospheric but in the best, creepy, way. An excellent soundtrack for your haunted house or upcoming seance.
Shaboi – Curse Walk Despite being released in 2009, Shaboi’s Curse Walk may be the best Halloween record you’ve never heard. Fire up your favorite streaming service and dive in.
The second remix from the compilation of SWEVEN re-imaginations is a dark, jazzy reinvention of one of my personal favorites from the original album.Â
If you haven’t been listening to the regular output from Bravemaker lately, you’re really doing yourself a disservice.
Sturgill Simpson – Late Night with Seth Meyers Watch Sturgill Simpson play “Welcome to Earth†from the cavernous Warner Theatre in Washington, DC; broadcast on Late Night with Seth Meyers.
Hot on the heels of the first track sneak peek, the full-length album from Apollo Up! frontman Jay Leo Phillips is now available. I am clearly biased but it’s a damn fine rock record.Â
As we all know, Nashville is a diverse landscape of music. A rich tapestry you might say! However, I don’t encounter a whole lot of Pop music like what I’m getting from the Lister Brothers. It’s got that Jellyfish vibe of being upbeat and fun but with just the right amount of darkness and tension […]
