Author Archives: Michael Eades

Roman Candle – Debris preview

Wow, this new Roman Candle stuff is a surprising turn. Loving this new direction. You can pre-order it here and hear the whole thing immediately. Good deal!

Netherfriends – Murfreesboro, TN

It’s true that Netherfriends is not from the surrounding Nashville area but it’s always good to see the State’s best little community get its due. Listen to “Murfreesboro, TN.”

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is best known for his damn-near-perfect pop-rock undertakings but he also dabbles in the blips and bloops. Loving this dancey piece of work “Sega Genesis” that I stumbled on via his Soundcloud. More like this pls!

Tristen – C A V E S Full album preview stream over at Spin.com. Official release is October 15th.. right around the corner.

Birdcloud – Ice Balls

I love that this video seems to document the moment when the band loses their shit completely. Lets hope they start performing in full zombie outfits and dripping blood from this point forward. Absurdity done right. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

Tue Mommies – Better Off This Way

What better way to showcase your melancholy pop greatness than with vintage footage showing the pains of motherhood and responsibility. There’s also an R-Rated video for the same song that features a lot less storyline and a lot more  vintage boobies. Pick your poison. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

The Ettes – “You Were There”

directed by Jo McCaughey Holy shit this new video from The Ettes is awesome. Equal parts sexy and sinister. The song is taken from Wicked Will and a just-released 7" on Muddy Roots Records, available here. (Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

Photographer Bradley Spitzer relaunched his portfolio recently and it features some real gems with Natalie Prass and Kurt Wagner.. go check it out.

Private Lives

 may be a new band in town but their former bands include the likes of Mom & Dad, The Turtle Bangs, Daykids and loads more. In other words, they’re no strangers to the rock. Currently they are slowly trickling out new tracks from their debut release and, so far, I’m loving what I’m hearing.