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Penelope Road is back with an EP full of heart and pocket. The Atlanta feel-good band has reached a sense of virality with their videos performing in their bedrooms. It’s no surprise that they will be opening for Atlanta soul phenom Teddy Swims on December 11th. The dedication and process to this work yields inevitable successes. It’s an antithesis to their work’s title, Chance Encounter . Inside are four songs diligently devoted to the longing of love that hasn’t happened ye

BENEE wants her newest album, Ur an Angel I’m Just Particles, to feel like “stepping into a world,” complete with both beauty and existentialism. Last month, the New Zealand-born, recently Los Angeles-based artist (and her foster kitten Steve Jobs) joined us in a press conference hosted by 1824, to talk about the new record, a conceptual set of songs that illustrate her growth as an artist and a person. 

Time is a funny thing. Maggie Schneider and Alex Downtain watered the musical seeds planted before the pandemic into a strong tree. They occasionally picked the fruit over time, knowing what the Atlanta pop rock duo had to offer. Over the last couple of years, it seems the tree was left to bear the fruit of every facet of their talents. The Art Of Shattering  is a culmination of that photosynthetic growth packed into an undeniable first LP.  Maggie Schneider shot by Hanna Mid

Atlanta rap-rocker outfit Silly Goose isn’t asking for much. They only want the heavyweight title with their LP Keys to the City. The irreverent riff and rhyme masters check in with an intensity that I haven’t seen since Don Broco played Warped in 2018. With the dynamic vocal pushes from frontman Jackson Heaton, it’s a well-rounded compilation of what this band is capable of.