Sundaes – Sundaes EP

Posted Wed June 21, 2017

I have a lot of questions about this EP artwork. Is this the first bite of the first sundae during the photoshoot? Has he run through five previous parfaits and just didn’t quite get the right image? What flavor is it? Is that chocolate icing or some other unknown flavor? Is his eyeliner running due to a healthy cry? Or is he allergic to an ingredient in the sundae and it’s causing him to break out? Is this the end of the line for our cover art King? What is the ultimate fate of this supposed crooner?! 

Also, four songs of laid back pop songs with a nice languid mood to them. 

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Posted Tue June 20, 2017

Steelism – ism Album Premiere

The new full-length from Steelism, ism, is now streaming in full as part of a sneak peek preview from Relix Magazine. Steer your browser thattaway stat. The album will be officially released this Friday, June 23rd.

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Posted Mon June 19, 2017

WXNA launches The Archive

Extremely pleased to see that WXNA has launched The Archive, a fully browse-able, streamable catalog of all their shows. Just browse to the show of your choice and previous episodes will be right there waiting for your on-demand pleasure. 

Ultimate Funny – EXCLUSIVE David Lynch Twin Peaks Season 3 Interview

Posted Fri June 9, 2017

I try to keep things focused on unheard and new music but, occasionally, there’s more greatness coming from other talented folks in the Nashville area that should be shared.

Such is the case with the latest from Seth Pomeroy’s Ultimate Funny – a David Lynch interview that nails the Lynch vibe so accurately it almost doesn’t matter if it’s funny or not. Fortunately, it is.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

R. Stevie Moorechestra – RODAN

Posted Wed June 7, 2017

Keeping up with the creative output of R. Stevie Moore is a near impossible task but occasionally you should tip your toe back in the cool, overflowing, pools and see what he’s putting out there. For instance, he just recently released RODAN, a fifteen track instrumental compilation of keyboard loops and beats. The vibe isn’t exactly that of a roaring Japanese Kaiju beast but that dichotomy is exactly the kind of mystery that Moore keeps close to his chest.

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Posted Mon June 5, 2017

Volume 87

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Another podcast of wonderfully diverse music from the Nashville area. This one hits on some great new songs from Phantom Farmer, Steelism and Kelsey Kopecky while highlighting some previous releases you may have slept on (see Savoy Motel and Clear Plastic Masks).

  • Hudson McNeese – main menu
  • Phantom Farmer – Cross Town Kids
  • Jensen Sportag – Levitation Dream
  • Penicillin Baby – Who Cares
  • Steelism – Eno Nothing
  • Savoy Motel – Western Version Boogie
  • BRiLeY – Prolly So
  • Kelsey Kopecky – I Don’t Know
  • Clear Plastic Masks – Take a Little Drag

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Volume 87

Posted Mon June 5, 2017 from WOTT Music
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I’ve been living in New York for the past four years but have managed to keep up with the Nashville music scene during that time and continued to churn out these podcasts. I’ve never felt a period of time where I wasn’t impressed by the volume and diversity of great music the city has to offer. I look forward to many more editions of continued greatness, such as this one.

  • Hudson McNeese – main menu
  • Phantom Farmer – Cross Town Kids
  • Jensen Sportag – Levitation Dream
  • Penicillin Baby – Who Cares
  • Steelism – Eno Nothing
  • Savoy Motel – Western Version Boogie
  • BRiLeY – Prolly So
  • Kelsey Kopecky – I Don’t Know
  • Clear Plastic Masks – Take a Little Drag

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Posted Thu June 1, 2017

Jessi Zazu + Kathy Wariner, Undefeated

As you are likely aware, Jessi Zazu of Those Darlins has been undergoing some pretty intense cancer treatment the past few months. If you haven’t been following her journey over on Instagram, please go catch up at your earliest convenience. Her Ain’t Afraid campaign (and shirts) are just the tip of how inspiring and strong she has been through the ordeal.

On June 17th she’ll have an art show open over at the Julia Martin Gallery featuring works she created herself and with her mother, Kathy Wariner. Proceeds from the event will go towards her mounting medical bills and serve as a meeting place for others who have faced similar battles.

Decoral OST

Posted Wed May 31, 2017

Imagine yourself on the beach. You find a boombox, a rubber duck, a delightful couch and a toilet. You take them. You venture inside your cabin. You place them inside your empty room. You venture out again to find a CRT television. Rinse and repeat. Also, you’re a bear.

That’s indie game Decoral. Is it pointless? Maybe. Regardless, it’s got an Original Soundtrack from Drew Swisher that is maybe the highlight of the experience. It’s akin to elevator music but in that pleasant way, where you’re walking on the beach and find a toilet.