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In their new EP, Bad Times, Stay Here uses a dose of real life cynicism to push their sound deeper and more demanding in its intention

There are a lot of flavors on Catcher , the sophomore album from Jacksonville-born, Atlanta-based musician Siichaq. Following up 2024’s My Dog Ate My Patriotism , Catcher  sees singer-songwriter Kennie Mason embarking on a balanced exploration through the depths of her own mind and the full range of indie tastiness, from languid balladry to sleek pop to abrasive noise.  Siichaq is pulling back the reins from her debut, which made shreds of the American political landscape and

It seems like yesterday that we were all witness to the timelessness of Atlanta rock band Honeyknife. At the same time, the music feels like it’s been here forever. Vocalist and songwriter Luke Latimer has graced us with his prolific performances of hits and originals for years. However, in late 2023, the pent-up energy that Luke had stored within a hard drive somewhere began making its way to grungy drums, fuzzy and beaten guitar, and straight gas pedal rhythms. The band has

It’s time to wake up. Shed yourself from the comforts of your own bad habits and take the first harsh breath of real air. But know that once you do, there is no checkpoint to return to. No save point in this atmosphere to try again. ATL metal band BACKTOEARTH asks the million-dollar question: Would you like to continue without saving?  BACKTOEARTH has emerged from a well-kept secret in the local scene to a fully-fledged arm of tenacity. Their sophomore LP, “CONTINUE WITHOUT

Elijah Johnston’s latest album, “Stupid Soul”, sees the Atlanta singer-songwriter inhabiting some of his most commercially agreeable moments. While this makes for a little less memorable of an experience than his other projects, he injects just enough dissonance to keep us hooked.