The latest single from our friend Drumming Bird, and how it compares to the Nobel Prize Winning research of one Marie Curie
A few too many words on the current success and future state of Bonnaroo and life on “The Farm.”
Our first follow-up interview with a past feature, Christian Lopez. Catching up on what’s changed in the past year.
On going out on one’s own and the je ne sais quoi of sleepy empathy.
Trevor James Tillery shares insight into some of his most recent and upcoming releases, leaving and returning to Nashville, shifting perspectives, and finding comfort in one’s own identity. Photo credit: Nick DuPlessis.
A bit of wit, pith, and downright good music from our Johnson City neighbors. A nice preview of what to expect from their upcoming Americanafest performance, and their Dreamsongs, etc. record.
A conversation about the trials and tribulations of beginning a project, and creating a sustained run without being overbearing with the Safari Room founder. Safari Room’s EP Actual Feelings releases July 20th.
A look at the state of The Farm in 2018.
In celebration of the quipiness, thoughtfulness, and exceptional latest release from Sam Lewis, LOVERSITY.
One of the coolest acts on the touring circuit - Curtis Harding.
Our friends The Ragcoats share one of the coolest live videos for "Rat King" that we've seen in a while.
A conversation with one of Nashville's most passionate and compassionate promoter/artist manager/entrepreneur/philanthropist/general good person, Tatiana Angulo of ISA + JUDE.
We talk to one of Nashville's most undeniable forces, Saaneah. The singer is a personality (and talent) to be reckoned with. A true person to watch in Nashville's culture and arts scene.
The fuzz rock extraordinaires sell-out Mercy Lounge and put on one hell of a pleasing show.
We talk to Kelly Eberle about the whirlwind trip that led her arriving and Nashville, and how she's managed to find a community which allows her to create music at her most comfortable.
Now/It's first foray into politics, a conversation with former mayor of Nashville and current gubernatorial candidate for Tennessee, Karl Dean. This will hopefully be the first of multiple interviews with candidates for governor in the state of Tennessee.
It's been a long time since Japandroids made a stop anywhere near Nashville (Bonnaroo notwithstanding), so you could probably guess how the Vancouver garage rock duo's Mercy Lounge stop was received. (Hint: well).
Despite being a new-ish band here in Nashville, The Ragcoats are seasoned pros and about as dynamic a rock n roll group you'll find here in town. Slowly but surely, these guys are figuring Nashville out, poised to make moves.
Ethan Samuel Brown's upcoming album The Outset Lament was reaching near interminable lengths to finish, but after two-and-a-half years, the time has finally come. If you ever wondered what the picture of patience looked like, Brown is exactly that.
Indie darlings continue to prove why they are one of the best touring bands on the circuit and show flashes of The Band and NRBQ-esque at the House that Country Music built, Ryman Auditorium.
