independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
Building on the release of his new album Inner Shibori, Jesse Correll will be performing live on February 11 at City Winery in Nashville, TN. Get all the details about Correll, the new album, and the concert in our show preview!
At Nashville's The East Room, singer/songwriter Lauryn Peacock gave listeners an intimate look at her latest album, I Know a Place.
Vacation Manor’s recent Mercy Lounge stopover was more than a concert-it was a reunion between the band and its fans.
Rooftop concert season in Nashville came to a close with a special concert featuring Bryce Fox, Sam Johnston, and Savanna Leigh. In his first Nashville concert, Fox made sure to leave everyone with plenty of memories to talk about and a serious desire to hear what’s yet to come.
Our latest update to the East of 8th Spotify Playlist includes tracks from The Florets, Phillip-Michael Scales, Wild Heart Club, Tidal Wave, & Ellie Stone!
Watching a collage and cartoon created version of Villager's Conor O’Brien traversing a dystopian world on foot, through freefall, and riding a seagull through rings of fire says more about the heart of Fever Dreams than 2,000 words could convey in a long-form review
On Enjoy The View, We Were Promised Jetpacks created a spacious album that flows with an art-rock feel, resulting in a beautiful & soothing collection of songs.
Into the Blue has enough throwback rock magic to ensnare old-school alternative lovers and couples it with just the right amount of synth wonder to feel explorative. It’s an album you can just enjoy and rock out to and allows you to appreciate The Joy Formidable’s creative vision.
A welcome and raucous treat, Little Heat from Bruvvy is made to be played with the volume cranked to 11. It serves as a reminder that we simply don’t get enough wall-rattling, neighbor-waking rock albums anymore.
With Title Card, Leisure Sport has put together a collection of pop-influenced indie rockers that are made to play loud on days in the sun. It’s a record full of good old-fashioned angst buoyed by just the right amount of bright guitar hooks and snappy drum beats to make it a fun summer listen.
