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Review: Born from the ashes of the pandemic, anime intro inspired Atlanta post-hardcore rock band, Cascadent, delivers their debut album Telemetry.
From the ashes of tumultuous change and the pandemic, rises a phoenix in the shape of The Bebop. Atlanta post-hardcore band Cascadent has...
Johnmark Hendrix
Jun 26
Review: Tri-coastal rock quartet, Mamalarky, luxuriates in genre-blending maximalism with new record Hex Key, an incredibly strong evolution for the band’s sound.
Hex Key, the latest record from Tri-coastal rock quartet Mamalarky, sees the syncretic indie powerhouse luxuriating in genre-blending...
Skyler Stirling
Jun 19
Review: Chaparelle’s "Western Pleasure" is a playful, horny, heartbroken debut, fueled by the duo's intoxicating retro charm.
Chaparelle is the new country music project fronted by pop musician Zella Day and neo-folk musician Jesse Woods. The two met several...
Mary Beth Bryan
Jun 12
Review: The Callous Daoboys pour their heart and failures into new album, "I Don't Want to See You in Heaven," immersing us deeper into their dystopian world.
It’s always a good day to enjoy the classics like hot dogs, screened in porches, and country-fried mathcore band, The Callous Daoboys....
Johnmark Hendrix
Jun 5
Review: girlpuppy draws listeners back into her world with sophomore album, "Sweetness", that's filled with her classic charm laid upon distorted guitar riffs.
If you didn't already love the indie pop darling that is Atlanta’s Becca Harvey a.k.a girlpuppy, prepare to amend that as her sophomore album, Sweetness, will lure you into her world.
Sam Kapoor
Apr 17
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