Brian Knott, the last original founder and managing partner of Atlanta’s A3C Hip-Hop festival, orchestrates the annual shindig for all the right reasons. His organization of the event — the biggest of its kind in […]
This week, The Signal caught up with funnyman Donnell Rawlings before he visits Atlanta for a stint at the Laughing Skull Lounge at the Vortex. Although my interview with Rawlings began on a strange foot […]
Kiss Each Other Clean is exactly the kind of album you want to hear from a seasoned artist like Iron & Wine. It’s an exploration of new territory that doesn’t fall victim to Sufjan Stevens […]
Most electronic music acts dip heavily in prerecorded sounds, sampling and splicing until a unique song is made. But Will Wiesenfeld, the 21-year-old one-man-show operating as Baths, doesn’t do that. Every bit of every track […]
Everyone dreams — everyone. Whether you remember them or not when woken from your slumber is another story. Dreams transport your mind into the most fantastical of worlds. Local arts collective Dodekapus celebrates the realms […]
Music that fuels an involuntary giggle or two — the laughing with, not at variety — without foraying into Weird Al territory is rare. Along with plenty of head-nodding and foot-tapping, Fergus & Geronimo’s debut […]
There isn’t a band quite as crazy as The Aquabats. Maybe it’s the superhero motif—complete with separate names, back-stories and costumes for each member. Maybe it’s the band’s love of the ridiculous (see songs like […]
Though it’s his fourth solo LP, Gutter Rainbows is the first album from Talib Kweli since his release from Warner Bros. Records. The 14-track work — a digital-only release — features production from S1, Ski […]
If you’re a fan of country, folk, or indie music, and you haven’t heard of The Civil Wars yet, take note. This duo, consisting of singer Joy Williams and songwriter John Paul White, has an […]
Chicago-based The Smith Westerns combines the psychedelic pop feel of MGMT with obvious rock influences (David Bowie and T. Rex), but the band’s concept is clearly and refreshingly original. The opener, “Weekend,” sets the mood […]
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