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Recommended: Nashville's Brian Brown, Ashley McBryde, More | Features

Before we get to 2024, Scene writers have eight more recommendations for releases by local artists from 2023, including Brian Brown, Ashley McBryde, Bill Lloyd and a whole heap of heshers on a Weedian compilation

Evan P. Donohue and More Rock Out at The East Room | The Spin

In our live-review column, Saturday’s show with Fetching Pails and Eardrummer makes a case for the vitality and diversity of Music City rock and electronic music

Jemina Pearl, More Join William Tyler at The Blue Room | The Spin

Guests including Adia Victoria, Duane Denison and opener Eve Maret have a post-Thanksgiving celebration with Tyler and his band The Impossible Truth

'Nosferatu' and a live, electronic symphony of horror will invade the James Theatre on Oct. 23

Eve Maret Introduces the World to 'New Noise' | The Spin

Netherina Noble and Proteins of Magic join in the album release celebration at Red Arrow Gallery

Eve Maret Fuses Pop and Classical Music on 'New Noise' | Features

Catching up with the electronic composer and performer ahead of her new album and a release celebration at Red Arrow Gallery

Winter Arts Guide 2022: Visual Artists' Poll

In our first visual artists’ poll, we ask locals to weigh in on the state of the arts

Witching Hour festival returns to downtown Iowa City

Creative community festival to premiere interactive sound sculpture.

Wildly Eclectic Memphis Concrète Fest Plans Online Comeback

My Wall Brings Meditative Doom, Eve Maret Makes Improv Excursions

My Wall Brings Meditative Doom, Eve Maret Makes Improv Excursions Streams from the sludgy three-piece and the electronic soloist were highlights of the weekend Tweet Scene's Q&A with Nashville trio My Wall last week, the group broke down some of the influences behind its ultra-intense new 12-inch “The Event” backed with “Abuse.” Recorded by drummer Carlos Ortiz, mixed by Yautja's Shibby Poole and mastered by Mikey Allred at the venerable Dark Arts, the two-song release is a heady hybrid of drone, grunge, hardcore punk and doom metal styles. The group brought the new material to life in a set streamed from