The Subnovas Nashville, Tennessee
Hailed by the Nashville Scene as “dark post-everything grooves,” The Subnovas take their notes from progressive and art rock acts, and their sound embodies influences ranging from King Crimson to Talking Heads to Deerhunter to The Strokes, all employed in various clouded, obscurantist forms ... more
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