Author Archives: Michael Eades

Gameboi – Kroger sells this wine that’s like three dollars. Yeah​.​.​. That’s what this is.

Kroger sells this wine that's like three dollars. Yeah… That's what this is. by Gameboi With a title like Kroger sells this wine that’s like three dollars. Yeah​.​.​. That’s what this is. you’d think you’d be getting a complete shit show of music but the this latest offering from the enigmatic Gameboi is quite the […]

Soft Robot – “She’s Nice” (Official Video)

If you listened to Volume 107 of the WOTT Music podcast you heard the track “She’s Nice” from Soft Robot‘s latest release, Holographic Wonder Boy. You also heard me confess to knowing very little about the band, a fact that holds true with the exception of the fact that I now know that there’s an […]

Jordan Lehning – Nonet for Strings

Jordan Lehning wrote this 9-piece string arrangement about a month ago, had it performed at a house show, tracked it shortly thereafter and then released it on streaming media. Not too shabby of a turnaround for such an elegant presentation

Cloudmouth – “Nice Looking Mountain”

Musically, the track layers on from the style of their previous release, Drunk On What I Am, with a deceiving core of folk instrumentation undercut by an ominous vibe building and exploding with a dramatic outpouring of cello and strings.

Volume 107

Nashville gives a strong offering of diverse sounds on this one, from a brand new debut from Cloudmouth to the Classic Country of Joshua Hedley to the punk AF Depression Breakfast to DIY keyboard pop from Soft Robot, we got it all.

Adam Landry – Faderisms

While it’s been quite some time since his previous release, Faderism builds on the same pop sensibilities as the previous but with a bit more subdued approach. Instead of rocked out guitars we get spacey keyboards and ethereal vocals.

6: Tennessee and Truman

In Episode Six, Vidalotry explores Gore Vidal’s relationship with two gay authors; one friendly, the other contentious. Host Ryan Breegle looks at Gore’s adventures with Tennessee Williams and their involvement in a film featuring lobotomies and cannibalism. And he examines Gore’s detest for Truman Capote, culminating in lies and lawsuits.