The Disappearing Dreams of Yesterday – A Conversation with Reverends
Coop talks with Reverends frontman Dandy Strickland about the trials and tribulations behind The Disappearing Dreams of Yesterday.
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Play It Again: May 2019 Edition
I like playlists, and I'm not talking about weak-ass "Tunes For When I'm Depressed" lists or "Best Driving Tunes" lists. Lists are serious business!
A Conversation with The Dead Deads and Hurts To Laugh
Coop talks with The Dead Deads and Hurts To Laugh about covering each other's music for their new single on Fat Elvis Records.
Pedro the Lion: Phoenix | The Importance of Story and Rebirth
What I found most striking about Pedro the Lion's new album, Phoenix is how it’s easily the most lyrically extroverted album in David Bazan’s canon.
Pitchfork Music Festival 2018 – Culture and Curation
Coop covers Pitchfork Music Festival 2018 and discusses how it manages to celebrate community, culture, and curation while still managing to be fun.
Take My Word For It | Cheval Sombre – Had Enough Blues/Hitch A Ride 7″
Despite being only a 7" with two songs, Cheval Sombre has dropped one of the best releases of the year and you're gonna have to take my word for it.
Wild Moccasins: Look Together | Breaking Up Sucks, but the Music is Great
when I heard that the new release from Wild Moccasins, Look Together was rooted in the breakup between its two principal members I was worried.
Brother O’ Brother: Monster Truck | Video Premiere
The hardest working blues-rock duo Brother O' Brother are back with the world premiere of their new music video "Monster Truck" from their new EP.
Middle Kids: Lost Friends | When A Debut Album Is Too Perfect
Lost Friends, the debut album from Middle Kids is vulnerable, hopeful, and satisfying. But without any challenges, it might be too perfect for its own good.
Radio Relevancy: A Conversation With Andy Herrin of Nashville’s 102.9 The Buzz
Despite what technology and the music industry says, radio is still vital for independent artists. Here's a conversation with Andy Herrin, the drummer for Cavo, and the voice of indie artists on Nashville's most important rock station 102.9 The Buzz.