Photos and Review by Chandler Mays Anyone who tries to spread the word about Lazer/Wulf always runs into the same problem: Explaining their sound. People throw around genre catchwords such as metal, jazz fusion, thrash, sludge, mathcore, aggressive, progressive, symphonic, melodic, evil-funk, avant-metal… the list goes on. Personally, I prefer to use the phrase “groove […]
OMG, is everyone ok? I think we could all become official stormchasers after all of that last night! Mother Nature sure did seem a little upset with us huh? There is a ton of great music happening tonight, so don’t be scared to go out and shake what you got. -Hippy’s and Trustafarians unite tonight […]
By Jhoni Jackson If Troma Entertainment had wanted a band on retainer for its raunchier early ‘70s flicks, Paint Fumes would have easily been a go-to group. While they look a little glam at times—mostly because frontman Elijah Von Cramon often sports neck scarves, patterned blouses and other accoutrement excavated from the prettier aspects of […]
Good Morning sweet Atlanta music-heads! It’s a quiet day in the city, but as many of you are probably just coming back from vacation, it’s probably a good idea to rest a bit…Here are some events that you might want to check out today. -You should just go ahead and schedule it on your iCal. […]
If you stayed in town and worked this week it was one hell of a mind trip! With most of us being off on the 4th, we came back not knowing how to comprehend that we just had 1 single, random day off in the middle of the week..Tuesday felt like a Friday, and Wednesday […]
Photos and Review By Chandler Mays When These United States began their show at the Earl, they got right down to business, and buddy, business was a-boomin’! The room was only half full, and many were still ordering drinks at the bar, discussing methods on enduring the summer heat, but by the end of the […]
So how is everyone feeling? Not too bad? Hungover? Way to celebrate your independence! Now on to your normal day. Walk around today pretending that you have a gun in a holster under your shirt, might make you feel like more of a bad ass. –Friends have also garnered praise from the likes of , […]
There is so much rad stuff happening in our pretty little city, if you don’t make it out to one of these fun events, well shame on you. –NADA SURF! If you are a 90’s rock throwback child like I am, then you will be pretty stoked to see these boys tonight at The Loft. […]
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When one door closes, three windows open. Let that be your mantra today. Now onto your regular scheduled program. -If you are a fan of young British boy bands (and come on, who’s not?) head over to The Arena at Gwinnett Center and check out little heart-throbbers, One Direction. -In the sea of singer/songwriters, sometimes […]
Based out of Baltimore, MD, Lower Dens is one of many side projects from singer/songwriter Jana Hunter. Hunter is also joined by guitarist Will Adams, bassist Geoff Graham, and drummer Abram Sanders. Together, the freak folk quartet has a sound that is psychedelic and murky, embodying the experimental nature of the Baltimore music scene with […]
You know, honestly I don’t have much to say this morning, so instead of trying make some cheesy joke, I’ll just tell ya what we got going on in this little city of ours: -Since its inception by Drew Carman and Dylan Solise in early 2006, The Corduroy Road has melded bluegrass, Americana, folk rock, […]
By Jhoni Jackson Dropping out of art school and moving back home could do well to clog an 18-year-old’s creative flow. But when Phil Jones left the SCAD’s Savannah campus four years ago, he stumbled upon a new medium for materializing his ideas: music. “I was bored because all my friends were still in Savannah,” […]
Yes ok, I know I am a little bit late this morning, so here you go….Watch this video and try not to feel awake! -What do you get when you cross Jack White with the Wicked Witch of the West? Welcome, the newest dark darlings of Third Man Records, The Black Belles, who will be […]
Dense clusters of piano, a mysterious sound that might be something being unwrapped, or paper crushed for kindling, and A Church That Fits Our Needs, the second album by North Carolina group Lost In The Trees, is underway, announcing itself as a work of vaulting ambition, a cathedral built on loss and transformation. The hipster […]
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