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Blank Range – Daytrotter Session Aside from boasting a fresh new design, Daytrotter is also now showcasing the session from Nashville’s own Blank Range. You can a handful of songs, including the two from their latest 7".
Author Archives: Michael Eades
Caveman the Wise – Man Out of Time
Any album that includes the description “featuring monster saxophonist Rob Haight” gets an immediate thumbs up in my book. Can we all just agree Nashville needs more downtempo hip-hop with monster saxophonists? I think we can. Or maybe Caveman the Wise just knocked it out the park and there’s no room for improvement. Only one […]
Cy Barkley and the Way Outsiders – Mutability
Apparently this new Cy Barkley record has been out since September and I’m just now hearing it. The perils of not living in Nashville fulltime means that, occasionally these things slip through the cracks and that is a damn shame because the sooner you hear about this record, the better off you’ll be. It’s the […]
Critters Galaxy – Richie
Critters Galaxy returned with a second season and this episode features Richie (of Ri¢hie) – probably the most ideal guest for a show with an intentional awkward, weird host. It’s a recipe that works well. Enjoy. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)
Count Bass D – Art for Sale (Deluxe)
Please read these words from Dwight Farrell, aka Count Bass D himself, regarding the album: My compositions from 1996-1997 were of a newlywed in his early twenties on the verge of fatherhood. I did not understand how far reaching my art would be. It was a heavy time for me and I attempted to leave […]
James Wallace and The Naked Light – “Worse Things Have Happened”
Let this video be a lesson to everyone – your album has legs. Who cares if you put out your last full-length a few years ago, there are incredibly excellent songs on there that should be shared as far and wide as possible. More Strange News From Another Star has been kicking around for awhile […]
Magnolia Sons – Stop Your Running
In honor of being an openly critical place, I will admit that I was pretty disappointed in the latest Magnolia Sons artwork. They’ve done such a great job so far with aping the R&B style that this divergence seems like a mild disappointment. That being said, the song is absolutely tops, so maybe they were […]
Uncle Skeleton – Too Young, Too Old
Technically, Uncle Skeleton no longer resides in Nashville but you know what? Neither do I! We have roots there and it will always be the place we call home. So, that being said, I don’t feel too wrong about posting about the new album, Too Young, Too Old. That aside, it’s the most “realized” album yet […]
Cinema Cycle – Kids of Appetite
This latest EP from Cinema Cycle is a lowkey, melancholy, striving-for-sweetness bit of indie composition. Pretty perfect for these colder and colder nights.
Caveman the Wise – “Prelude”
first track off the forthcoming mixtape… color me intrigued!
Aireline – Ocean Songs from the Year of the Horse (Deluxe)
it’s been roughly ten years since this album was originally released and now it’s been given the Deluxe Re-Release treatment from new label Refiner’s Fire. This version of the album includes all eight original tracks, two unreleased original demos and a handful of live tracks from the early years of the band. Turns out, the […]
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Hammock – Oblivion Hymns available for pre-order now. Should be available late November… I’m also assuming there will be a pleasurable music video between now and then as well.