God bless all you sons o,, guns who came out to the Nashville and Murfreesboro shows this weekend. Both nights were hot, sweaty, rock and roll messes&..which we love. Hope you enjoyed it, too. Our next show is next Wednesday, July 1st at Young Ave. Deli with Modern Skirts from Athens, GA. They're great, so come on out…we’ll both have plenty of songs to play. And we might even have apparel to hand out at the show for everyone to wear during the set! AAAArrrrrrrrgggghhhh! xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo

So, before everyone turns back into a late 80's New Yorker, you might want to download our free live album, and enjoy a few good minutes of music before you're covered in orange goo. Go to our BandCamp site here and click "Download Album" in the middle of the page. Hope you like it!

The Darkhorse

“Treading water alongside the likes of alt. country, indie rock, blues, and Americana, Jamie Randolph’s “Villain” isn’t the enemy of anyone. Indeed he might just morph into the hero of melodic Americana music everywhere.”

-Smother.net



“Randolph has one of those voices that makes you feel like a more sincere person just listening to it. His lyrics engulf you after just a couple words…”

“…easily one of our favorites of the year.”

“Some that we've let listen to Villain say Jamie reminds them of Ryan Adams or John Mayer. Yeah, if John Mayer was a student of the occult.”

-Uncrate.com



“Another candidate for the most beautiful pop record of the year…”

“...one of the strongest debuts by a completely independent artist and label that I've ever heard.”

“…a step above most of the singer-songwriters out there and his voice is killer.”

-ObviousPop.com



“And it's the paradox of hearing a sincere and almost sickeningly sweet voice singing about heartbreak and vampires that makes the record so addictive.”

“Villain also runs the gamut between dark indie rock and moody, orchestrated dirges...”

“Villain blatantly evokes a dark, sinister vibe. And lyrically, Randolph's debut solo album does contain the shadowy evidence of hard living, love gone wrong, and the wasting away that follows, but don't be scared away. Villain is much more sweet than sour.”

-Memphis Flyer


Full Reviews:
http://www.smother.net/reviews/items/modernrock/1954/Jamie_Randolph-Villain.php
http://www.uncrate.com/men/entertainment/music/villain-by-jamie-randolph/
http://obvious.typepad.com/obviouspop/2006/06/keane_under_the.html
http://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/Content?oid=oid%3A16600