Falling into the chillwave category—a genre almost jokingly coined by Carles, the primary voice of Hipster Runoff, a blog that simultaneously pokes fun at and promotes hipster trends—is easy for an electronic-based band to do. […]
Oct. 9 marked what would have been the 70th birthday of the late rock ‘n’ roll pioneer and pop culture icon, John Lennon. The day was marked by various endeavors to memorialize Lennon—a remastering of […]
Weapons of Audio is different, to say the least. There has been party rap before. There have even been rap groups that used live bands for both recording and performing. But even still, Weapons of […]
Guilty pleasure of the year, “Tardy for the Party” is heading back to the VIP. Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak is combining forces with famed remixer Tracy Young to add some dancefloor flavor […]
It’s ironic that in their new album Fishing for Woos, Bowling for Soup frontman Jaret Reddick makes a direct reference to Weezer—recent critical reception for the two bands is, essentially, interchangeable. Both bands are led […]
When you’ve been bred to die, your choices are limited. In Never Let Me Go, directed by Mark Romanek, three friends living in dystopian Britain discover the nature of their lives, without much attest. Kathy […]
Three days, $33 and close to 300 artists—this year’s A3C Hip Hop Festival, an underground hip-hop showcase, had all the makings of a rapper’s melting pot. From the Bay Area to Midwest to North Avenue […]
Sealions, a local electro-pop act which self-released its first full-length album, Strange Veins, on Oct. 9, is bringing the dance-demanding nature of upbeat ‘80s New Wave jams back. The four-piece band of Atlantans—Jason Travis (vocals, […]
It’s difficult to think of a band with a more consistently engaging output than Athens-bred Of Montreal. For more than a decade, they have been able to explore and master genres from simple, sparse love […]
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