The Incredible Kicks have busted down the doors of your local day care, turned the volume up to 21 and kidnapped the ears of your babies. Their new EP, Ineffective Lullabies, is here to raise up the next generation of rock and roll superstars. But let me warn you, buckle up tight before you jump […]
Album Reviews
This section includes a running list of the music reviews we publish. We also publish a lot of interviews, curate playlists, and podcast. Want to submit your music?
Rumman by Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band (review)
Passion and Power set against an amazing soundscape is what you get from Daniel Grin and the Dandy Løve Band on their new Rumman EP. I hear Irish folk music spending a night in the desert with Nick Cave. I hear Radiohead – a little brighter. I hear Coldplay, but I like it – a lot […]
Cordel Roper (review)
Blending a polished sound with powerful vocals, Cordel Roper is on the verge of breaking into every TV set and teenage girls’ bedroom within reach. Hailing from Brighton, England Cordel has been exercising his passion for music from a young age. You can check out his music on Soundcloud, including a collection of covers – some […]
Birth Love Death by The Dalliance (album review)
The Dalliance is an alt-rock/ power pop band with Darrell Long on drums, Greg Gilroy on bass and Barry Mangione on guitar. Like a lot of bands Long and Gilroy played in several projects before they came together with friend Mangione. After one EP, a few years building their fanbase and then testing songs – […]
Get Off Our Lawn! A Rock and Roll Testimonial by The fundaMentals (album review)
Get Off Our Lawn! Enough said right!? Not only is this a declaration you might hear from your neighbor as he cusses Jehovah’s Witnesses for interrupting his morning, but it is also the latest release from The Worlds Oldest Garage Band, The fundaMentals! Get Off Our Lawn: A Rock and Roll Testimonial is twelve songs […]
The Nerve of Some People by Gary Sunshine (album review)
Dirt floors, gritty characters, endless days and longer nights. All of these images come to mind within moments of pressing play on Gary Sunshine’s release The Nerve of Some People. Gary Sunshine is well versed and well traveled. He has played in bands on major labels, has songs on movie soundtracks and now he is […]
Local Spotlight – Lines In The Sky
Lines in the Sky or LITS, as they shall be referred to henceforth, is a young alternative-progressive rock band based out of the Mid Tenn area. It is fronted by Jesse Brock alongside brother Bowman on drums and Zack Wakefield on bass. Currently they are touring the southeast with some additional northern dates to support […]
Who’s that? Fink!
We’ve been talking with William Bashor for a bit, and we are pleased to welcome him as a guest writer at MidTnMusic! We hope you will welcome him also. William has turned us onto a great band! I’m posting this one for him, but if you guys make him feel good enough, I’m sure he’ll be […]
Local Spotlight – Chris Carpenter
Chris Carpenter is looking to be the next big thing with his third album the Next Right Thing. The Kentucky native and Nashville transplant is mixing country with a soulful pop sound to deliver his take on love and life. Next Right Thing starts out with the up tempo ‘What Love Is’ and lets the […]
Suite 709 “Night & Day” Soul Party
Scheduled for release 09 July 2012 “Night & Day,” the latest (or up-coming) release from Suite 709 hit my in-box last week, and it rocks! I could just end this review right there, but this isn’t Twitter… One of the things that I dig about what I do is the fact that I get to […]