Electronic rock duos seem to be popping up everywhere lately. Launching such a popular project while calling Nashville home can’t be easy, but geography didn’t hold Aleigh Baumhardt and Steve Wilson–Ugly Kids Club–back from releasing their first, self-titled EP. A bit indie, a bit grunge, a bit 80s and you get 6 tracks of your […]
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Pyyramids (yep, double ‘y’) offers up a supergroup of sorts, with Drea Smith [formerly] of He Say She Say and Tim Nordwind of OK Go. It seems like an odd pair, and that’s because it is, but that just makes the first listen all the more intriguing. It’s not as electronic-heavy as He Said, She
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Looking for the perfect track to add to your semi-sweet, end-of-summer mix tape? Look no further, Luke Rathborne offers just that. The more people who hear this, the more mixes it will unmistakably land on. With a split-EP released thus far in his career, Dog Years and I Can Be One, Rathborne tests his skills
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It’s catchy, it is full of talent, and it channels rebellion. It’s singer/songwriter Lissie’s first full-length release, Catching a Tiger. Lissie’s musical style embodies several genres, including pop-rock, country, blues, folk, indie, and the list could go on. Each song on the album changes in an interesting way that keeps listeners on their toes, their
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Vocalist Lauri Kranz and songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Jebin Bruni comprise Snow & Voices. The duo released their third album, Anything That Moves, this past May. The nine-track release displays emotionally-driven ballads, equally dedicated to both the breathtaking and agonizing aspects of human relationships. The metaphors intrigue the senses. For example, Kranz confesses “I am the black heart
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