October 2011 Archives

Drew Wilson, formerly the man behind the curtain of WRVU’S “Loud Love” Show, is a punk rock connoisseur from New York City and one of the last of a generation who can say they grew up going to CBGB's. He moved to Nashville to get into radio and found a spot at the Vanderbilt station in 2008, where he put his training to use and took over the waves of Music City with the only punk rock show on the radio at the time. Now, in 2011, he's still playing the best of new and old punk, hardcore, and garage rock, and he's a fixture at the local shows as well as booking and promoting local bands, and keeping the volume turned to loud.

Loud Love: Your Halloween Playlist

Back in the days when we hosted Nashville’s punk rock show on FM Radio, one of the most fun things was creating specialized holiday playlists. Not just any boring holiday albums but a themed playlist of favorites from the Loud Love archives.…

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Photo Gallery: Screaming Females, Underground Railroad to Candyland and Diarrhea Planet at The End 10-26-11

All photos by Denise Regan

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OFF! at Exit/In 10-17-11. Photo credit: Micah Caputo

OFF! with Cerebral Ballzy and Retox at Exit/In 10-17-2011

All photos by Micah Caputo

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Nick Hardy is an artist manager out of Nashville, Tenn and Social Media Strategist for Infinity Cat Recordings.  Reach him at nickjhardy@gmail.com & www.harrrdy.com

2-Stroke: I’m Proud To Be A Shark

You know who’s whooping their competitors ass in building brand identity and brand integrity?  GROOVESHARK!  Ya, I might be up Groovesharks ass but it’s hard not to when they are doing so many things the right way.  Outside of them offering…

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Drew Wilson, formerly the man behind the curtain of WRVU’S “Loud Love” Show, is a punk rock connoisseur from New York City and one of the last of a generation who can say they grew up going to CBGB's. He moved to Nashville to get into radio and found a spot at the Vanderbilt station in 2008, where he put his training to use and took over the waves of Music City with the only punk rock show on the radio at the time. Now, in 2011, he's still playing the best of new and old punk, hardcore, and garage rock, and he's a fixture at the local shows as well as booking and promoting local bands, and keeping the volume turned to loud.

Loud Love: cycling and re-cycling aging music

Last time we discussed the power of music and real, true examples of how music can actually change the world. One example we gave was Nirvana’s Nevermind album, which came out 20 years (and now a couple weeks) ago. It was an anniversary that…

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the little bear headlines Live & Reel @ Reel Recording’s October session

Live & Reel @ Reel Recording – the monthly music video series that offers high-quality video mixed with professional sound recording – continues the momentum built from its inaugural September release with an October release featuring the little…

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Nick Hardy is an artist manager out of Nashville, Tenn and Social Media Strategist for Infinity Cat Recordings.  Reach him at nickjhardy@gmail.com & www.harrrdy.com

2-Stroke: Audrey Spillman converts albums sales from YouTube cover

Following up on Audrey Spillman’s Reddit.com success for her YouTube video that gained 10,000 views in a matter of days; Audrey is having success again on Youtube. On October 7th she posted a Bon Iver cover of “Blood Bank” she shot…

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Drew Wilson, formerly the man behind the curtain of WRVU’S “Loud Love” Show, is a punk rock connoisseur from New York City and one of the last of a generation who can say they grew up going to CBGB's. He moved to Nashville to get into radio and found a spot at the Vanderbilt station in 2008, where he put his training to use and took over the waves of Music City with the only punk rock show on the radio at the time. Now, in 2011, he's still playing the best of new and old punk, hardcore, and garage rock, and he's a fixture at the local shows as well as booking and promoting local bands, and keeping the volume turned to loud.

Loud Love: Appreciating music that changes the world

There was a lot of talk last week as Nirvana’s classic Nevermind album hit it’s 20th anniversary. Arguably as significant an album as any in musical history, Nevermind, — and the lead single “Smells like Teen…

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Diarrhea Planet - Loose Jewels (Infinity Cat, 2011)

Review: Diarrhea Planet – Loose Jewels (Infinity Cat, 2011)

I first became acquainted with Diarrhea Planet when their then fan and current guitar player, Emmett, would try to get me to go out and see them. At first, I was reluctant but I finally checked them out once he joined the band last year and have…

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