Picture Book: Bush, Chevelle, Filter at Masquerade Music Park, October 18
By Jenna Hughes Full gallery after the jump.
Live Review & Picture Book: A3C at Masquerade, October 6 – 8
By Kelsi Velpel The second weekend in October marked the seventh year of the A3C Hip Hop Festival, held this year at Masquerade, in Atlanta. Starting on Thursday, October 6, and ending the night of Saturday, October 8 the festival was consistently alive with musicians, DJs, producers, B-boys, music professionals, and hip-hop fans alike. There […]
CD Review: David Jacobs-Strain — Live from the Left Coast; Playing Eddie’s Attic, October 28
David Jacobs-Strain Live from the Left Coast self-release By Al Kaufman At the ripe old age of 25, David Jacobs-Strain is a seasoned vet in this folk-blues guitar game, and he sounds like it. He plays that slide guitar like a girlfriend. Live from the Left Coast, recorded at the Rolling and Tumbling temporary juke […]
Picture Book: Yuck at The EARL, October 6
By Hillery Terenzi Full gallery after the jump.
Picture Book: Bob Mould at Eddie’s Attic, October 14
By Hillery Terenzi Full gallery after the jump.
Never Shout Never at The Tabernacle, October 13
By Lisa Keel (Peachtreeimages.com) Full gallery after the jump.
Picture Book: Toro Y Moi at Masquerade, October 14
By Matthew Smith (www.shadowboxerphoto.com) Full gallery after the jump.
CD Review: Wild Flag — Wild Flag; Playing 40 Watt Club, October 22
Wild Flag Wild Flag Merge By Al Kaufman Supergroups of any type rarely live up to their hype, but since the hype for Wild Flag was practically non-existent, and since the women in this band don’t care about such petty things, their debut album far surpasses any expectations that may have been garnered.
CD Review: Puscifer — Conditions of My Parole; Playing Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, November 30
Puscifer Conditions of My Parole Puscifer Entertainment LLC By Ellen Eldridge What were you expecting? TOOL?! The biggest reason anyone should give Puscifer a chance isn’t because this is another Tool or A Perfect Circle. Puscifer, much like Caduceus Cellars, channels a new catharsis for Maynard James Keenan, a man striving to continually reinvent himself; […]
CD Review: Army Navy — The Last Place
Army Navy The Last Place Fever Zone By Al Kaufman For a band that doesn’t have a label, and has never had a pop single, Army Navy sure has a lot of friends in high places. Frontman Justin Kennedy was in a band with his high school buddy, Ben Gibbard, before Gibbard left to start […]
Picture Book: Marc Broussard, Chic Gamine, Scars on 45 at The Georgia Theatre, October 8
By Jenna Hughes Full gallery after the jump.
Picture Book: Harvest Moon Festival at Callaway Gardens, October 8 and 9
By Ken Lackner Full gallery with Already Taken, Big Head Todd and the Monsters, Classic Addict, David Ryan Harris, Gin Blossoms, Infantree, John Hiatt and the Combo, Mat Kearney, Shawn Colvin, Shawn Mullins and The B-52s after the jump.
CD Review: Coy Bowles – Love Takes Flight
Coy Bowles Love Takes Flight Southern Ground Records By Amanda Miles When an integral player from a well known band launches a solo project, the artist knows they are taking a calculated risk. Coy Bowles of the famed Zac Brown Band is proving some risks are worth taking. Coy’s debut album on Southern Ground Records, […]
CD Review: Ryan Adams — Ashes & Fire
Ryan Adams Ashes & Fire PAX-AM/Capitol Records By Scott Roberts If anyone deserves to make a slow, quiet, introspective record after going through several tumultuous years at a non-stop pace, it’s Ryan Adams, and he has done just that with his new release Ashes & Fire. The North Carolina singer-songwriter, undoubtedly one of the most […]
CD Review: Five Finger Death Punch — American Capitalist; Playing The Tabernacle, November 14
Five Finger Death Punch American Capitalist Prospect Park By Ellen Eldridge The way bands like Five Finger Death Punch pack a powerful punch inside a pop melody takes listeners by surprise. Remember, pop refers to popular so calling a band like Five Finger “pop” shouldn’t be considered an insult. Bands seeking a heavier audience, or […]
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