391: The Internet-O-Sphere of Awareness
Queued up another two hours of local music; 32 tracks and not a single one of them bad.
Queued up another two hours of local music; 32 tracks and not a single one of them bad.
Volunteer Department unfurls an immersive album about grief, heartsick and struggle; filled with riveting compositions, hooks and lyrics.
Double episode! 27 tracks across approximately 2 hours. Local music never sounded so good.
Bewilderingly infectious. I’ll say it, “Speed Bug” may be a perfect song.
Thad Kopec’s 2024 album is one of Nashville’s overlooked gems. Don’t miss it.
A new podcast documenting a group of North Nashville elders that kept a community together.
Fifty-seven minute dose of local music; including the harshest breakup song, the best subwoofer song and a multitude of bangers.
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.