Author Archives: Michael Eades

Preview another new song from Ranch Ghost’s forthcoming album Lookin’, out this Friday on Rough Beast Records.

I have been a bad fan. I saw that there was a new EP from Penicillin Baby and I didn’t fully indulge until recently. This is only a problem because the five songs are phenomenal – particularly the ending track “Working Man.” Consider it heavy rotation for the remainder of the year.

It’s been far too long since we’ve heard from CASA (formerly Casa Castile) but the wait was worth it. I sure hope there’s a full album behind this single because this one went into heavy rotation immediately.

Weirdo glitchy pop is always a fun gem to encounter and even better when it stems from Nashville. I suggest starting with “Oh” – that crazy beat is not to be missed.

In the future, when people reference That Nashville Sound, let’s hope they mean this kind of music (among others). 

The lover’s lament throughout this track becomes a rallying cry – Please pick up my phone calls! The full EP of the same name, Phone Calls, will be availably early July.

American Songwriter has a nice piece on Kansas Bible Company’s new album, Paper Moon, in which they describe their new approach to songwriting; focusing on the basics instead of the textures first. It’s a sensible way of doing things that certainly is working for them. The new album, produced by Skylar Wilson, turned out great. […]

Listen to the first track from Leagues forthcoming second album, Alone Together (Sept 9th release). Optimism isn’t easy in music but they’re managing to pull of a huge, booming sound with a rallying chorus pretty smoothly.