Forgotten & Forgiven EP Review
Loudermilk & Moon’s latest Ep release is a dive into a whimsical state of clown psychology.
Cousin Dan: Outer Space Dance Odyssey
Cousin Dan puts on an unmistakable live show filled with smoke wafting in the air, laser beams penetrating your mind and unearthly feats of cosmic strength. All of this has made Cousin Dan into the local Atlanta legend that we know today.
Carlton Heston’s Freak Folk Is A World Of Its Own
For freak folk rocker Carlton Heston, the singer’s music opens a door to an ethereal darkness that’s almost nightmarish in execution.
All Hail The Queendom
The Queendom is an Atlanta based rap and r&b duo. Their music is similar to Syd and The Internet, Nao, and Missy Elliott simultaneously. Here’s what they have to say about their work.
Album Review: South of the Equator by Yukons
Latinx band Yukons, José Joaquín Izaguirre (Vox / Guitar) with Han Lenkey (Bass), and Danielle Dollar (Drums), sing bilingually on their seven-song release titled South of the Equator.
Album Review: Safari Williams (Self Titled)
Safari Williams (preferred pronouns they and them) is lost on a deserted jungle island, or are they?
Album Review: Local Honey by The Big Heed
The Big Heed has started off the new decade by dropping their first record, Local Honey.
Album Review: Fake Songs by Kyle Troop & The Heretics
Released in the twilight of the dubious year that was 2017, Kyle Troop & The Heretics’ Fake Songs is ten tracks of guitar driven anthem-punk with bits of dark magic and other distilled Southern flavors.
Album Review: Delorean Gray's - Star Tropics
Delorean Gray’s forthcoming album, Star Tropics, is an outer space psychedelic pop odyssey, filled with heavy synths and catchy beach vibes.
Album Review: Big Brutus - The Odd Willow
Atlanta's Folk Rock/Alt-Rock Heavy Hitter, Big Brutus, is back again with a fantastic sophomore album titled "The Odd Willow."
Album Review: Alive in Screen by Nelward
Nelward makes funky chopped up 8-bit video game beats with skill and precision. His latest release Alive in Screen is a seven-track album that fuses together a 90’s lo-fi aesthetic with Nintendo R&B grooves.
DJ Discourse: A Conversation with Ernest Greene of ‘Washed Out’
Before the show, writer and staff member Jordan Neal got the opportunity to catch up with Washed Out's Ernest Greene to talk about some recent changes in his life and some of his musical influences!
Casey Hood Goes Solo
Casey Hood of the now debunked Lily and the Tigers has just released her first solo record titled, Undone.
Recap: Rod Hamdallah, Motor Exploder, and Massive 45 at The Earl
A lively recap of Rod Hamdallah, Motor Exploder, and Massive 45 at The Earl.
Review: Millie Rose Evans - Do You Feel The Same - Music Video
Millie Rose Evans takes our hand and leads us into a place where dreamscapes meet the waking life of a city adventure.
Q&A with Spooky Squad
Spooky Squad, a collective of musicians and creatives, are starting to make noise on the scene.
Silver Screen Time Machine
The Plaza Theater and Videodrome have many things in common, but the most important isn’t film…
Little Tybee Tours the Eastern Seaboard
Atlanta’s own Little Tybee is heading back on tour, and they’ve got a lot in store for the coming cities.
Constant Surprises comes to MOTHER
A new Bar in downtown Edgewood, MOTHER Bar, is starting a new monthly multi-genre showcase curated by Chris Blank Wilkins of the African Space Collective.