independent thoughts on indie rock, alternative, and indie pop music
As bodies began to file into the Ryman Auditorium on Wednesday, April 12th, everything seemed normal--people were chatting about the show, what they do in the world, and the like. As the mother church began to look more and more like a sold out auditorium, the lights dimmed and the opener promptly took the stage.... Continue Reading →
Murfreesboro, Tennessee-based indie rock outfit Mountains Like Wax, comprised of Mitchell Taylor (vocals, guitar), Samuel Katz (guitar), and Preston Vaughn (drums), will self-release their phenomenal debut EP, Tetraology, on November 6th.  The first single from the four-song record, "Contingency Theory", features Taylor's emotive tenor against the backdrop of Katz's searing guitar work and Vaughn's rhythmic anchor behind... Continue Reading →
