JEANIE brings her dark, hard-hitting bass to The Trimble on March 21, joined by PONI for a late-night Nashville stop.
JEANIE To Bring Dark Bass to The Trimble in Nashville
Our Most Memorable Live Sets of 2025
After seeing more than 600 live sets and shows in 2025, these are the performances that stayed with us. Spanning rock, Americana, electronic, hip-hop, pop, country, and everything in between. From small rooms to festival fields, these are the shows where everything aligned.
Album Review: Alison Wonderland – Ghost World
In our Alison Wonderland Ghost World review, we explore the album’s balance of melodic EDM, hard-hitting bass, and the dual creative forces driving her latest release.
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with COUCHERON
Los Angeles-based Norwegian beat-making wunderkind Coucheron began his musical journey in, of all places, the kitchen. “I started out as a kitchen drummer—strictly pots, pans, and the occasional kettle as a kid, until I discovered Iron Maiden,” Coucheron says with a laugh. “My brother and I started playing along to heavy metal songs when we were six... Continue Reading →
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with GUIDANCE
“I think we’re going to revert back to new forms of rock music, but the technology and capabilities of electronic music aren’t going away,” observes Stefan Pruett, who conducts his musical business under the moniker Guidance. A lifelong lover and maker of electronic music, Pruett feels it has become sadly generic these days, and that... Continue Reading →
“LOUD” – NEW MUSIC from COUCHERON
Norwegian songwriter/producer Coucheron has been a busy guy since moving to Los Angeles, finding himself featured under spotlights and on lists, producing tracks from Mayer Hawthorne, Charlie Puth and Nick Jonas, to name a few; he also just finished a 20-date US tour this fall with Scandi comrade Lemaire. Now the 22-year-old is working on his own material and recently released a brilliant new A-side single, "Loud," via Tooth... Continue Reading →
AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with THE BROCKS
Utah has seemingly become a hotbed for nurturing huge pop bands like Neon Trees, Imagine Dragons, and soon-to-be-icons like The Moth & The Flame—is there something in water? “I don’t really know for sure,” laughs Christian Darais, drummer of up-and-coming Utah-based electro-pop band The Brocks. “There’s some seriously awesome stuff coming out of here.” The... Continue Reading →
NEW TO ‘ROO: THE FLOOZIES
There are countless ways to combine samples, sounds, and samples of sounds to make music, and few, if any, bands uniquely demonstrate that better than The Floozies. Comprised of siblings Matt and Mark Hill, who have been jamming together since childhood, The Floozies have been funkafying concert halls and making folks shake what their mamas... Continue Reading →
PREVIEW: POLYENSO at THE END on 5/15/16
Experimental indie-electro trio Polyenso, is on tour supporting the release of their latest album, Pure In The Plastic; this summer marks the band’s first foray into the major festival market, with an appearance planned for this weekend at Shaky Knees in Atlanta, and will end the tour’s run with a performance at Bonnaroo in June.... Continue Reading →
THE EAST OF 8TH TOP 15 OF ’15: “The Business of Emotion” – Big Data
The next song on the list is from blog favorite Big Data's debut album, 2.0, released earlier this year. Big Data, a.k.a. producer Alan Wilkis, enraptured the universe with his first big hit, "Dangerous", a commentary on the dangers of electronic voyeurism. He is successfully riding the "paranoid electronic music" wave he created, but told me... Continue Reading →
