Quarter Notes: A Literary Magazine for Good Listeners
A quarterly literary magazine filled with prose worth making time for. Curated by Lou Turner.
A quarterly literary magazine filled with prose worth making time for. Curated by Lou Turner.
Josh Whiteman returns with a new film essay that’s as much about butts as it is about friendship.
A nice varietal offering of shows you should be aware of (from outside the WOTT universe).
With the wealth of great new releases lately, we had to cut our own queue and get you a blast of newness. This is that blast.
Immerse yourself in the spellbinding double single.
We talk with founder, curator and all around badass Bunny Nunn about Far Out Fest 777. Then we preview all the music from the festival.
Gee Slab proves that he’s got the charisma and the delivery to break out of Nashville but maybe he’s playing a longer game than that…
After the two hour extravaganza of the last episode, this one has been parred down a bit. Not in quality but in quantity. We got lots of genre hopping and everything’s from Nashville locals. That’s Hushhh on our cover. “Main Theme” by Upright T-Rex Music, other music beds by Test Kitchen. Click here for full […]
Roughly two hours of voices in the higher register; a loose theme for a fantastic group of music.
The new podcast series attempts to tackle a surprisingly dramatic endeavor: the Metro Arts Commission
The band announced that they are releasing the original Albini mixes from the 2018 record. Quite a listen!
That’s Sundaes on our cover. Tune in for an hour of Nashville local goods; consistent as ever.