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COIN Announce Oct. 25 Show at Exit/In
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As we mentioned in our August recap, local indie rockers and favorites of the site, COIN, inked a deal with StarTime Intl./Columbia Records, and are hard at work on their debut full-length, which is expected to arrive sometime next year. Things have been a little quiet on the local front for the guys, with their…
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REVIEW: Sucré w/ The Honey Trees & Merriment | 9.10.14 @ 12th & Porter [PHOTOS]
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Sucré w/ The Honey Trees, Merriment 12th & Porter; Nashville, TN September 10, 2014 Review by Philip Obenschain (@pobenschain). Photos by Mary-Beth Blankenship. It’s always tricky when an artist whose identity is inextricably linked with a band, and a family band at that, pivots to a solo outlet, and, often, it can be received with mixed…
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Pujol Premieres Reworked “Dark Knight In Shining Armor,” Announces CSD Release, Oct. 28 Stone Fox Show
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As we’ve previously mentioned, Nashville’s PUJOL is one of several local artists set to release a special cassette tape on this year’s Cassette Store Day on Sept. 27. What we didn’t tell you, is that the record will be a reimagining of the singer’s 2012 full-length debut, United States of Being, dubbed Reunited States of Being, honed and improved by Pujol’s…
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Jack White Premieres “Would You Fight for My Love?” Music Video
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With all of the nonstop touring, festival appearances, televised performances, chart topping success, baseball fandom, and live/special videos and releases, it’s easy to forget that Nashville rocker Jack White, has, so far, only released one official music video in support of his critically-accalaimed new sophomore album, Lazaretto. The vid for that title track has now received…
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No Country For New Nashville Podcast | Episode 7: Alanna Royale
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In the latest edition of our No Country For New Nashville Podcast, we sat down with Alanna Royale frontwoman Alanna Quinn-Broadus and drummer Matt Snow to chat about the group’s formation, influences, upcoming full-length debut, ‘Achilles,’ and more! You’ll find a playlist at the bottom of this page with samples of music mentioned in this episode.…
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Courtesy Drop Premiere “Orion” from Forthcoming EP, ‘Stabilize’
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A year after the release of Courtesy Drop‘s fantastic (and fantastically underrated) sophomore album, Songs to Drive to; Cry, and Make Love to, the Nashville emo outfit are back, and ready to deliver a new EP, Stabilize, announced last month, and due out Oct. 28 via Animal Style Records. Much like Free Throw, the group bring to…
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Watch Interpol Perform “All the Rage Back Home” on ‘Letterman’ Ahead of Nov. 11 Show at Marathon Music Works
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New York post-punks Interpol, whose great fifth album, El Pintor, just dropped on Tuesday, stopped by the Late Show with David Letterman this week to perform their latest single, “All the Rage Back Home.” As we previously announced, the group are coming to Nashville’s own Marathon Music Works on Nov. 11, and tickets are available here, or as a special priced…
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Stream Free Throw’s Debut LP, ‘Those Days Are Gone,’ Ahead of Release
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Nashville’s Free Throw are “emo revival” done right. Since first discovering them amidst Music City’s surprisingly strong and unsurprisingly communal underground punk scene, the group have remained a standout on our radar for their pure, unabashed love for ’90s emo, underground indie rock, and old school pop punk, juxtaposing raw, earnest vocals and emotional lyrics with…
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Guided By Voices to Play Mercy Lounge Oct. 24
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Since reuniting a few short years ago, seminal indie rockers Guided By Voices have been nothing if not prolific. Releasing SIX studio albums over the span of a mere two years, the group have debuted two full-lengths, Motivational Jumpsuit and Cool Planet, already in 2014. And, while there doesn’t seem to be any danger of GBV calling it…
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REVIEW: White Lung | 9.9.14 @ The End [PHOTOS]
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White Lung w/ Mormon Crosses, Idle Bloom The End; Nashville, TN September 9, 2014 Review by Philip Obenschain (@pobenschain). Photos by Mary-Beth Blankenship. My one and only prior experience with White Lung was at Bonnaroo, in the summer of 2013. Out of place and under-appreciated, the Canadian punk outfit played on the tiniest of stages, Cafe Where,…