“Panorama” is a good word to describe the latest album from a band with over twenty years of experience (ok they took a decade off). Fade To Black’s “G Street Panorama” is almost an enigma of a a record. As it opened up, the first sounds I heard reminded me of Cream or Led Zeppelin, […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
Mid Tenn Listens 46 – MusicTree Festival Mix #3
This is our last MusicTree Festival podcast before the event kicks off in Manchester, Tennessee (tomorrow) June 7th. Today’s mix includes music from Rickety Shack, Dom Wier, Dixie Voodoo Revival, Fireworks Over London, Cameras, Guns & Radios, Splitting Atoms, Tenn Pound Hammer, and Spacetrain. Here is the playlist with links to band interviews: Downtrodden Skillet Dash by Rickety […]
Chasing The Sun With Oliver James
What happens when David Bowie teams up with Nick Cave and Scott Walker to create a soundtrack for Chasing The Sun? Oliver James is what happens. On his newest release, Chasing The Sun, Oliver James delivers an epic pop rock journey that weaves through powerful melodies; deep, insightful, yet sometimes gut wrenching lyrical expressions; and […]
We are the West – EP II – Listen – It’ll do ya Good
We Are The West uses sound and space to create an experience that is welcoming and honest. The Los Angeles-based duo has recorded in storm drains, performed on sheep farms, and now hosts a concert series in the underground parking garage of an office building the Saturday night before each full moon. This Spring they […]
Chase Enriquez Goes Til The Flame Burns Out
Chase Enriquez is a mixture of epic rock and roll singer, soulful rapper, and pop balladeer. His new album Til The Flame Burns Out represents the natural evolution of a man who has been working on his craft for a long time. Once known as Curse, Chase made his first appearance on Middle Ground’s album […]
Realizations and Declarations with Scott Krokoff
Scott Krokoff hasn’t given up on his dream. He hopes to inspire you to not give up on yours. By day a lawyer, by all-the-other-time a singer/songwriter, Scott’s style of music is reminiscent of the classic folk rock of the 1960s and ’70s. An acoustic based songcrafter, his tunes are melody driven; incorporating finger picking […]
Mirva “One” Great Pop EP from Down Under
She’s been called “a soft female Tom Waits.” Now, I like to think I’m an imaginative writer, but that’s an awful big stretch, just because it’s one of those juxtapositional impossibilities, kay? All right … on to business. On this one let me get my complaining out of the way up front. Compression – way […]
The Black River Chronicles – Lloyd James Fay
Got a new one from Glasgow based singer-songwriter Lloyd James Fay – an album titled ‘The Black River Chronicles.” An acoustic guitar and vocal based record of 10 very intriguing songs, beautifully played. Fay has excellent finger-style chops and uses them to build lush beds for his lyrics to lay in. It’s not all strictly acoustic, […]
Waves and Spikes – Lunar Pulse is Radiating by Plastic Willow
Right. So, this cat sends me a record to check out but, says that I’m not going to like it. Plastic Willow is a one-man-show, but a lot more (even a one-mic record)! In the introduction to Lunar Pulse, I was told, “people love it or hate it.” And that he really didn’t care if […]
Welcome to the Filter Free Rodeo
Parabolabola by Milwaukee, Wisconsin’s three piece Filter Free Rodeo is an energetic noise pop approach to what some might remember as ’90s fuzz rock. What the hell does that sound like!?, you say? This is Nirvana coming back to kick the doors down on a recording session between The Strokes and Cage the Elephant to remind […]
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