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We’re not sure if it was something in the water, but the music industry seems to have collectively deemed today worthy of unleashing countless great albums. Amidst a surprise U2 release, a new instant classic from Ryan Adams, and new singles from Fall Out Boy and Weezer, several great artists whose upcoming Nashville dates…
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If the first week of September was any indication, it’s going to be another great fall. Between Live on the Green’s first three day weekend, tons of exciting show announcements, some great releases, our own Acme showcase, and more, it was quite a busy week. We wouldn’t blame you if you missed something, so…
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The last full week of August was a busy one. So busy, in fact, that our coverage spilled over into this lengthy monthlong recap post. Between fall show announcements, the beginning and end of festivals and concert series, Best of Nashville voting, another installment of our Acme Feed & Seed Showcase, a new episode of…
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Not a bad week for new releases, eh? It’s been 10 years since Canadian dance punk duo Death From Above 1979 made a splash with their beloved full-length debut, You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine, and, finally, against all odds, they’re prepping to drop a long-awaited followup, The Physical World. We’ve given you a taste of the first…
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Much to the surprise of fans (including ourselves), Canadian dance punk duo Death from Above 1979 announced earlier this year that a followup to their beloved 2004 debut, You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine, would finally arrive this fall, a decade later. Dubbed The Physical World and due out Sept. 9, the sophomore LP comes a few years after the…
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While Nashville is our home base and primary area of focus, we currently have our sights set a little north. Louisville, to be exact, for the annual Forecastle Fest. We spent a good chunk of last week letting you know more about local acts making the trek this weekend (and will continue our Forecastle…
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Canadian dance punk duo Death from Above 1979 exploded onto the scene with their incredible 2004 debut, You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine, only to break up soon after. The single Nashville stop they managed to make in their short-lived existence was an opening spot for Nine Inch Nails at Bridgestone Arena (at the time called the…