By: Shelby Lum Pop Crash King’s Dark of the Daylight album into your car and let it spin for awhile (or mp3 if that’s how your roll). It doesn’t take long for it to become clear this isn’t the same band that debuted in 2009. The LA based rock band seems to have gone classic rock […]
By Lindsey Borders Hailing from Red Lion, Pennsylvania, a small town outside of York, hard rock and metal band, Halestorm, have been pursuing the musical route for many years. Their journey began with Lzzy Hale (vocals, guitar), and her brother Arejay Hale (drums) rocking out and playing their instruments in their parent’s basement since they […]
Nico Vega is a way of life. They are 3 people who play music together and write as a band helping each other develop ideas. The root of the music is the relationship between this trio. Nico Vega is all about collaboration. Nico Vega represents a modern day saint. She represents people and unity. She […]
Bronze Radio Return recently released “Up, On & Over”, the band’s most ambitious release to date. The album is a collection of songs defined by the band’s ability to step out of their comfort zone and push forward. Known for music drenched in harmony, warmth, and soul, that made people come together through sing-alongs, foot […]
Electronic pop duo – Kisses is on tour in support of their new album, “Kids in LA”, out now on Cascine and they’re heading to the Drunken Unicorn in Atlanta Thursday, July 25th! Of course, we had to get the scoop on the new album and their exciting tour. Check it out! It seems as […]
Luella and the Sun, one of Nashville, TN’s must see emerging acts defies any singular description. Music Connection Magazine described them in geographic terms as “feverish, bluesy jungle territory.” Regardless of how they are characterized, one certain thing is that their sound ignites a soulful blend of blues-hop, gospel and rock, merging a fearless sense […]
The official video for the new Kings Of Leon song Supersoaker premiered this week and, as a long time fan, this video definitely takes me back to the days of their first EP Holy Roller Novacaine. The album Mechanical Bull will be released in September. Take a listen and let us know what you think.
There’s a rich history in rock of exes making beautiful music together. But what makes TeamMate’s story particularly compelling is how insurmountable drummer Dani Buncher and singer-keyboardist Scott Simons’ break up seemed. One day they were daydreaming about growing old together, and the next, Dani came out to her boyfriend. The two had been dating for a full decade. […]
Anamanaguchi just released their excellent sophomore LP Endless Fantasy, more than quadrupled their Kickstarter goal and performed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon making them by far the most visible, successful chiptune act of late. Endless Fantasy finds Anamanaguchi infusing even more modern pop sensibility into their already infectious songs and now they’re touring to support the album. On July […]
The Electric Sons are an Atlanta indie/electronic band founded by vocalist/guitarist, Andrew Miller and keyboardist/vocalist, Ben Richards. The band formed in 2011 when Miller left his job as an illustrator for the FX Network series, “Archer,” to team up with Richards, an advertising graduate of Savannah College of Art and Design. Miller and Richards quickly […]
By Al Kaufman Maybe it is the southern cooking. Maybe it’s having to deal with southern men. But hell if the female musicians we get out of Georgia ain’t bad-ass. Think of the fiercely independent and creative Janelle Monae. Or think of that rough and tumble sweetness of southern rock and blues mama Michelle Malone. […]
By Ellen Eldridge Artistic vision, intricate musicianship, dark, poetic lyrics that explore heavy, controversial topics and a profound message are the very essence of Picture Me Broken. This breath-of-fresh-air band that shatters any “young band” or “female-fronted” stereotypes, because though PMB is mostly comprised of 20-year-olds, this is one of the few bands bringing back […]
Hatched in the twilight months of ought nine, the five young men of Whiskey Shivers came from all corners of the US looking to do one thing: knock the dust off roots music. A freewheelin’, trashgrassin’, folk tornado, Whiskey Shivers take traditional instrumentation, soak it in gasoline and send it into outer space. Breakneck speeds, […]
There’s lots to choose from this weekend but it’s hard to go wrong! If you want to spend the evening surrounded by nature, The Carolina Chocolate Drops hit the Atlanta Botanical Garden on Friday. Is an amphitheater show more your speed? Toad the Wet Sprocket is playing the Frederick Brown Jr. Ampitheater this Saturday! Finally […]
By Al Kaufman Damn, that Jeanne Jolly can sing. All those metaphors comparing her voice to a songbird, an angel, a summer’s breeze, they just don’t cut it. Jolly’s voice is the first day of spring, after the grey dirty snow has melted and the sun beams down on the crocuses that begin to bloom. […]
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