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E-JAIL – The Name of this Band is E-JAIL

E-JAIL’s debut is one of those perfect storms of DIY production, keyboard pop songs and just the right amount of goofy weirdness. I mean, the name alone is endearing enough but, fortunately, there are legitimately enjoyable songs like “France in a Thong” to back it up. The affected vocals may strike some as offputting but, for […]

*repeat repeat – Floral Canyon

Releasing an album can be a time consuming endeavor. Often, bands seek out management, touring experience, label partnerships and general “buzz” before they take the deep dive into unleashing their opus of music. It can be a frustrating and painfully lengthy undertaking, particularly when the album is finished.  There’s been rumblings of a *repeat repeat album […]

Microwave Mountain – Shades Up

Stumbled upon Utah transplant Jamie Timm’s project Microwave Mountain the other day and have become entranced by the slightly oddball songs. Created entirely “using a 2 track loop pedal, one bass, one microphone, a free app, and a few guitars” the album captures that slightly goofy spirit of someone having fun making music. “Rainbow Twist” could easily have […]

Tape Deck Mountain – I Will Break U EP

There’s something comfortably immersive about properly executed shoegaze that really gets me. This 2016 EP from Tape Deck Mountain is filled with languid vocals backed by massive guitars, driving bass and just the right amount of feedback and squelches to make for a proper wall of sound. Best listened to at full volume in a […]

Volume 87 Download MP3 | Download Chaptered | Subscribe 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 […]

Volume 85 Without trying too hard, this edition of the podcast ended up being a pop rock extravaganza. Listen to it as a means of heralding in the changing of the seasons.   Download MP3 | Chaptered | Stream Podcast Moruga Scorpio – Don’t Hang Up the Party Line. Halfnoise – French Class Okey Dokey […]

Volume 84 Download MP3 / Stream Podcast / Subscribe Let’s call it fundamentals. A WOTT podcast should consist of a variety of music showcasing the Nashville local music scene but keep it under the 40 minute mark. This volume includes a heavy dose of indie rock, keyboard pop, grunge rock, traditional country and desert psych […]

Volume 68 Some editions of this podcast are better than others but this particular edition seems like it’s already hit my heavy rotation. Music in Nashville is in a GOOD place right now and these seven songs help exemplify that diversity and enjoyability. Stream It | Download MP3 Wildfront – Love is Not Eternal repeat […]

Volume 66 Download MP3 | Download M4A | Stream It Even after sixty-six volumes of compiling Nashville area music I’ve never ceased to be amazed by the quality of goods coming from our fine city. Things may be changing in a lot of ways but don’t be fooled by anyone that tells you the music scene is going downhill, […]

We Own This Town – Volume 65Download MP3 | Download M4A | Stream It Another volume of Nashville music you may have missed. Granted, much of this podcast stems from my hibernation time but it’s entirely possible that you missed out on plenty of the greatness stored within.  I also took this opportunity to bookend the […]

Zobrodome – Self-Titled

Over the long weekend I started to make a serious effort to clean out my Tumblr Inbox – which I did not even realize was a thing. In doing so, I came across a lot of excellent submissions – the self-titled EP from Zobrodome being one of them.  There is a LOT of manic energy […]

Primitive Prison – “Chainshot” 7"

Admittedly, “Less Than a Minute” speedy punk songs are not for everyone. That being said, the kind of wild abandon and ferocious energy that comes with these songs has an undeniable appeal. Listening to this you can easily imagine a crowd of onlookers being whipped into a frenzy, I’d say that’s doing something right.