DJ Shadow has taken yet another young artist under his wing for a release with the burgeoning Liquid Amber imprint. The first taste of DJ Harrison’s Songs From The Black Water EP, out Friday Dec. 18 exclusively on a limited run of cassettes, is now available in the form of a Soundcloud sampler featuring several […]
Skrillex has revealed his remix of Torro Torro’s “Make A Move,” available now and limited to 1,000 downloads via Red Bull 20 Before 16. The album will be out everywhere Jan. 8 via OWSLA. The original track is out now on OWSLA and will be joined by the the Skrillex remix, new cuts from Habstrakt, […]
An industrial/multi-media quartet from Los Angeles, 3TEETH, will be performing in support of Tool at the Infinity Energy Arena, Monday Jan. 25. The guys, who got together in 2013, evoke the likes of early Nine Inch Nails, Godflesh and KMFDM. 3Teeth prides itself on mounting an intense a/v attack on their audience. Combining scathing […]
Friday, December 11 T. Hardy Morris & The Hardknocks @ The EARL Genre: Shrill-Wave Sounds like: Hiss Golden Messenger, Lydia Loveless, Nikki Lane Tickets are $12. Doors open at 9pm. Find Tickets Here! SPINES 7″ Release Show w/ Man Up, Yancey and Tracer Metula @ Drunken Unicorn Genre: Post Garage Noise Rock Sounds like: Chunder, […]
Former Black Lips & Diamond Rugs guitarist Ian Saint Pé has been touring recently with his eponymously titled new project Saint Pé (featuring former members of Turf War, Gringo Star, Zoners and Concord America), sharing bills with friends such as Dead Confederate’s T. Hardy Morris, Natural Child & Bobby Bare, Jr. They play The Earl […]
Mumford & Sons are pleased to unveil a video for the film Homme Less, the directorial debut of fashion photographer, Thomas Wirthensohn, using the band’s new single Tompkins Square Park. Wirthensohn has told the story of his long-standing friend, the model/photographer Mark Reay, in his acclaimed emotional documentary, Homme Less. Described as the ‘underbelly […]
Flogging Molly will be appearing at the Tabernacle on Wednesday, March 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $30. All tickets are for general admission and all ages are welcome. Tickets are on sale Friday, Dec. 11 at 10 a.m. at TabernacleATL.com, Ticketmaster.com, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 or at the box office on show nights. […]
Monday, December 7 Sturgill Simpson w/ Billy Wayne Davis @ The Tabernacle Genre: Roots, Soul, Country Blues Sounds like: Jason Isbell, Justin Townes Earle, Drive-By Truckers Tickets are $30. Doors open at 7:30pm. Find Tickets Here! Col. Bruce Hampton & The Madrid Express, Robert Lee Coleman & The Night Owls & more @ Eddie’s Attic […]
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Lord RAJA shares “Stoked Tourist,” the second single off his upcoming LP, Para. Para was inspired by a trip to the famous synth store “Switched On” in Austin, where Lord RAJA got to work recording all of the modular synths, drum machines and more, coming away with a base of new sounds to explore. “Bryndon […]
Kenny Stanton has music in his blood. His father, Kenneth E. Stanton, founded Ken Stanton Music in 1949 to bring music to the six schools in Cobb County at the time, with a music program where Stanton would provide the instruction and the instruments at a cost of one dollar per student. The Cobb County […]
I fell in love with a boy for the first time while listening to Stone Temple Pilots’ Purple. The album was released in June 1994, less than two months after Kurt Cobain’s tragic death. I was 15 years old. Purple consoled my high school sweetheart and me from the immense loss; the album […]
Nashville band The Delta Saints play Atlanta’s Aisle 5 Dec. 8 as part of a world tour in support of their debut album, Bones, released with Loud & Proud Records. Bones was produced, engineered and mixed by Third Man Records alum Eddie Spear, who assisted on projects with Jack White, Arctic Monkeys and Neil Young. The […]
Griffin House’s album So On and So Forth is scheduled to be released on March 4, however, in light of the recent events in Paris, House decided to release his song “Paris Calling” early to show his love and support for the city and its people. House fell in love with Paris during a […]
“Close To You: Remembering The Carpenters” airs on Georgia Public Broadcasting at 9 p.m. Saturday Dec. 5. A look back at the lives and musical arc of the beloved brother and sister songwriting duo, the film stands as a testament to their enduring musical legacy. Featuring rare performances and extensive archival footage, this remastered documentary celebrates […]
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