Humpday by Tummyache Tummyache is a pseudonym for Soren Bryce. While it’s not unusual for an individual to take on a band name, Bryce is using the new name to explore a whole new set of sounds from her prior output. A quick bit of Googling and you’ll find multiple albums from Bryce across a […]
Basement Tapes by Lambchop Lots of interesting news for “Nashville’s most fucked-up country band†Lambchop this week. In case you missed it, they announced they’ll be playing a full band show on December 8th at all ages venue DRKMTTR. Tickets are available now. A few days prior to that announcement, the band released Basement Tapes, […]
Unwittingly, we’ve been involved with a year’s long scheme involving absurd mysteries, fictional characters, scavenger hunts and rotted meat thanks to the creative minds at Salt Weekly; the bi-monthly zine featuring original illustrations, poetry, political critiques and various bits of “intelligent discourse.” It’s the kind of zine that eschews the expectations of the format and […]
Neil O’Neil, NUDITY, The Katies, Telefones, All Them Witches, Scale Model, Chrome Pony, Anchor Thieves
Here’s a tip about creating rock and roll music; make it fun. Sure, politics are a constant burning trash fire and the planet’s ecosystem may be going to pot but sometimes people need a break.* We’re happy to debut a brand new song from Glamper that will provide you with a little respite from these […]
1X1 by All Them Witches Ahead of their forthcoming European tour with Ghost, All Them Witches have released a standalone single entitled “1X1” – available now on Bandcamp and YouTube. No word on if it’ll make its way to streaming services. Consequence of Sound premiered the track and had a few insightful details to share. […]
Undercurrents by Hammock Sweeping instrumentalists Hammock are set to release their full-length album Silencia in mid-November. It’s certain to be a collection of grand, lush, meditative compositions and it’s an impressive testament to the bands consistent output – as it follows 2018’s Universalis and 2017’s Mysterium. One new full-length album a year is no small […]
For their Death Issue, the Nashville Scene included an interview with Ryan Breegle, creator and host of My Fantasy Funeral. The piece, Pod Goals: My Fantasy Funeral Uses Death to Explore People’s Lives, tells the impetus behind the creation of the show and the approach Breegle takes when tackling such a macabre, and potentially touchy, […]
Just 20 minutes outside of Nashville, nestled in the “agricultural district” of Antioch, lies Dogfox Studio. The community recording space run by Brandon Britton and Keason James Henry with a penchant for Vibe Firstâ„¢ recordings; letting the magic of the moment steer their sessions rather than the normal commercial regimen. It also happens to serve […]
Vol. 1 by Children of The Night One of the most rewarding activities we partake in here at We Own This Town is browsing through the #Nashville tag on Bandcamp looking for music that hasn’t made its way across our radar. One such recent discovery is this five-song instrumental EP from Children of the Night, […]
Nashville’s finest Halloween album
Halloween Special! Ethan Ballinger, Shaboi, Boo Dude, Western Medication, Sean Parrott, Makeup and Vanity Set, Emerald Crystals, The Ascent of Everest, Children of the Night, ENGINEIX
