This is absolute absurd, ridiculous and borderline unlistenable at times. I think that’s exactly the point and entirely the fun part of it. Lighten up a little and go dive into “FEMA Deathcamp†and the onslaught of “Inspiring Song.â€Â
There may only be two tracks on this release but they burn bright with garage rock energy and even manage to sneak in some singalong choruses. Let the sweaty live performance begin.
Another enjoyable instrumental track from the monthly V to Z track. If you’re keeping up, there is an incredibly strong EP’s worth of material to hear over here.
I’m still digging into the original creations of Shanshala but, in the meantime, I’ve been listening to this rather extensive album of covers. Taking on the likes of Pink Floyd, Sheryl Crow, Death Cab for Cutie, Nilsson and The Beach Boys (to name a few) is a risky undertaking but the somewhat (intentional) lo-fi production […]
The latest from Fumble is a further exploration of bedroom pop founded in electronic sounds, dreamy atmospheres and ambient soundscapes. There’s also a few more upbeat tracks that feel  more like riding along a swiftly moving cloud through a sea of colors but without the assumed heavy drug use that comes with that. Oh, and […]
Surely you are familiar with the works of Casey Neistat, a director and designer that found some popularity through his YouTube channel and New York Times reports. This piece on Bike Lanes is one of my favorites. Regardless, every episode has music and that music is coming straight out of Murfreesboro, TN. Courtesy of Taylor Galford, […]
If you were somehow not aware, Joey Kneiser and Kelly Smith make up a good 20% of Glossary (I did the math), so hopefully you’re familiar with their vocal goodness. Live from Standard Deluxe is a stripped down fifteen song set from the Waverly, Alabama venue – Standard Deluxe. They run through some Glossary tunes […]
New track from The Ettes set for release on Cassette Store Day 2015.
angelinaha: Alicia fixin’ to tear up the Stone Fox last week. See Bully at Lollapalooza tomorrow! 5:30 for the nashvillescene Please take some time to browse the photographic documentation of Angelina Castillo. She works the Third Man Records Mobile Vinyl truck and see’s a lot of the behind-closed-doors goodness at TMR, not to mention a lot […]
I love stumbling upon surprising gems like the latest from catfish. It’s a quiet affair but sets an excellent mood. The emotive vocals are pleasantly augmented by the pedal steel or well executed backing vocals. I’m not sure what more to expect from this outfit but I’m liking what I’m hearing – it seems a […]
 previously? Well, he enlisted the help of T Rust for one of the recent tracks, Society.  Less than 90 seconds isn’t much for a song but it’s just long enough to whet your appetite to hear more…Â
There are lyrics inside this two track EP but they only register as additional noise and torment to the already massive wall of sound trudging its way towards you. Proud to have bands from Nashville creating music that sounds like the gates of Hell have been opened and the house band is working its way […]
