Lady Gaga’s ARTPOP hit the shelves today, always the trendsetter she went against the industry standard of releasing records on Tuesday. Much like her last record, 2011’s Born This Way, this is not a record that instantly wins you over. She challenges her listeners lyrically and sonically, to say nothing of her image. She adds […]
Minutes after bringing a middle-aged Atlantan on stage and sweetly serenading her with “Hold On, We’re Going Home,” Drake spat some heavy threats on another new song, “Worst Behavior.” Such is the duality of Aubrey Graham. “Hold On, We’re Going Home” is a refreshing, though slightly misplaced, piece of ear candy dropped in the middle […]
On Tuesday November 19, Elise Davis will be performing alongside Billy Buchanan at Eddie’s Attic . We caught up with her recently to talk about her music and shows, and here’s what she had to say. What is the strangest thing a fan has done for you or at your show? One of my first full band shows […]
We’ve got a great selection of shows happening this week. Start the week off right with some of our top picks! Kung Fu @ Smith’s Olde Bar Blurring the line between intense electro-fusion, and blistering dance arrangements, Kung Fu are bringing their unique sound to Atlanta, tonight at Smith’s Olde Bar. Doors open at […]
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In the summer of 2005, after a series of deaths in the family, Mike Deni left his hometown in New Jersey for San Francisco. He spent the next several months with his guitar and a synthesizer, turning that tragedy into the songs that would soon become the foundation for Geographer. With the additions of cellist […]
By: Emily Jackson Much like the lyrics of the songs themselves, the performances by Colin Meloy and Eleanor Friedberger last night at the Variety Playhouse told epic tales, complete with villains, heroes, challenges and triumphs. Both musicians are ordinarily the lead singers for more elaborate ensembles, but that didn’t diminish the success of the poetic […]
Every great artistic talent stems from a great love, is cultivated by the intrigue of influence, and thrives on passion for human experience. Besides Daniel front man Danny Brewer’s immense talent is no exception. His poetic lyricism, natural-sounding acoustic riffs, and evocative voice combine to produce truly masterful melodies. Besides Daniel’s forthcoming third release, This […]
The Mississippi septet Rosco Bandana are the product of teenage rebellion and its consequences; of lost love, false starts and, above all, lasting friendship. They’re what happens when a group of kids take a chance on a long shot and – against all odds – it pays off. Their act includes blues/americana style music blended […]
Head on over to Criminal Records on Tuesday, November 12th, at 6:00pm for an in-store set by The Head & the Heart. The Seattle-based indie folk band will perform a live acoustic set at the store and sign copies of Let’s Be Still, their new album on Sub Pop Records, before they head to the […]
The weekend is here! There are plenty of AWESOME events happening in Atlanta and the weather is supposed to be gorgeous! So get out there and enjoy it! Friday, November 8 – Please PleaseRock Me @ Smith’s Olde Bar Please PleaseRock Me is a group that compiles music by and surrounding the Beatles. They go […]
On this date in 1967, Elton John, still going by Reg Dwight, and Bernie Taupin signed their first major publishing deal. Both of their parents were there to witness the signing since they were both still minors. Also, in 1988 – Michael Jackson released the seventh single from the album Bad, “Smooth Criminal”. Now check […]
On this date in 1982, Marvin Gaye notched his 11th #1 on the R&B chart with “Sexual Healing.” On November 6, 1948 – Glenn Frey, founder, songwriter, guitarist and vocalist from the Eagles was born in Detroit, Michigan. And here are some shows happening on this date in 2013. Big Freedia with DIP @ The […]
Remember, remember, the fifth of November. Make this a night to remember by heading downtown and checking out some great shows! The Blow @ The Earl The Blow is an electronic pop duo comprised of Khaela Maricich and Melissa Dyne. The Blow has taken various incarnations over the years: initially begun as a solo project […]
Interview by: JJ Posway Built off the back of 2010’s New Chain and 2009’s self-titled EP, Limits of Desire is a crystallization of Small Black‘s gorgeous synth-pop sound. Together the four piece, Josh Hayden Kolenik (keys, vocals), Ryan Heyner (guitar, keys, vocals), Juan Pieczanski (bass, guitar) and Jeff Curtin (drums, percussion) have moved past the […]
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