The Christmas season is upon us and there’s a lot of holiday appropriate music created by Nashville area artists that should be enjoyed during this time. As music journalism shifts their gaze to Year End roundups and we all review our Best of Spotify playlists, take a moment or three to heavily indulge in these […]
Lambchop recently announced their latest album This (Is What I Wanted To Tell You) and released the first single “The December-ish You” as a preview of what to expect. The album is due March 22nd, 2019 and is, by and large, a collaboration between frontman Kurt Wagner and Matthew McCaughan (of Bon Iver and Hiss […]
“some groovy shit to rock out to.”
Never let them tell you that Christmas songs can’t be fun. Quichenight may be the exception to the rule but that exception is.. exceptional!
While we would have been pretty satisfied with a straightforward batch of songs of acoustic guitar paired with Pisapia’s distinctive voice, he delivers something much more enjoyably unique than that.
After the lengthy run of the previous episode, Mickey and Matt return with a couple of quick reviews and selections worth your time. Mickey discovers that an Atlanta favorite, Cafe Intermezzo, has brought their fourty years of coffee house experience to Nashville. Matt visits a meaty Butchertown Hall and finally has a meal at 404 […]
We’ve got plenty of plans for the 2018 retrospective but we’d be remiss not to include some late releases from November (and a sneak peek at a few releases still to come).
Labeling a band as “feel good” comes across as a pejorative. Music that instills a feeling of optimism and positivity is often not taken as seriously as dark or brooding music. That’s unfortunate because Sugadaisy’s EP provides an excellent dose of relief; something we could all benefit from in a time of relenting news updates.
Linda McCartney, Claws Nomi, and Hamish: the origin stories of our pets.
It’s an album that rewards multiple listens, revealing addition layers and infectious vocal parts with each visitation.
We openly embrace our ignorance on the POP scene here in Nashville. Dara is yet another entry point into finding more quality music from a genre that our city isn’t known for but, clearly, can pull off with great results.
In this episode, the guys kick things off by discussing a few aspects of the Bill & Ted Universe that haven’t aged so well. After the airing of grievances, they partake in a refreshing interview with 80’s icon Diane Franklin to discuss her career, filming Excellent Adventure, and how a college exam ushered in an age of curly hair.
