Tash Sultana Shakes Up War Memorial Auditorium
The “one-person-band” known as Tash Sultana rolled through Nashville last Friday as part of their Flow State World Tour, named after their new album released at the end of August. […]
The 1975 Screenshots the Contemporary with ‘A Brief Inquiry’
The 1975 has never been the band to shy away from extravagance. From the self-titled song appearing on all three of their albums to their ostentatious project titles — I’m […]
Ghost: Growing Beyond Novelty
Earlier this year, Ghost released Prequelle, a near-perfect arena rock record dripping with the band’s classic satanic doom-metal aesthetic and dashes of really fun pop glimmer. Every song on the […]
Active Bird Community, the band you don’t want to sleep on
When we walked into the High Watt’s Green Room, Active Bird Community’s lead singer Tom D’Agustino was woken up by bassist Zach Slater. “It’s really cozy”, D’Agustino says with a […]
Mom Jeans Kill It at The End Amid juul Smoke, Showers of Bottled Water
During the guitar duet/trombone interlude in “sponsor me tape”, about five minutes into Mom Jeans’s set, two thoughts occurred to me: Wow, these guys sound even better live than they […]
WRVU Interview: Matt Signore, COO of Warner Nash
On October 19th, 2018, I was given the opportunity to speak with Matt Signore, the Chief Operating Officer of Warner Music Nashville, a sub-label under Warner Music Group. Mr. Signore […]
WRVU Presents the ~3rd Annual~ Cranberry Jam
It’s that time of year, the leaves are changing, the weather’s getting crisper, and folks who have never even listened to grunge are wearing flannel. That’s right, it’s time for […]
Lala Lala Opens Up about Latest Album in WRVU Interview
Back on September 26th, myself and WRVU’s station manager Morgan Levy had the opportunity to sit down with Lillie West of Lala Lala before her gig opening for Mothers at […]