Posts Tagged ‘ Music ’
Howlies are doing it right. They played 7 new songs last night at the Earl, opening with 6 of them. At least one had never been played live before. I recognized a few of the new ones from the show they played at 529 back in February where they also played a ton of new [ READ MORE ]
If you look at that concert calendar on the right side of the page you’ll notice a conflict scheduled for tonight. When Yeasayer announced tour dates a few months ago, I saw the April 6th date at the Masquerade and assumed I would be going. Since then, two things have changed: I’ve heard Odd Blood, [ READ MORE ]
A Place to Bury Strangers played an in-store at Criminal Records earlier today. I was pretty lukewarm about their last album, but they’re always great live. Honestly, they’re better at making noise than they are at writing songs, and I think singer/guitarist Oliver Ackerman knows it. Their songs are just vehicles for the noises he [ READ MORE ]
Brainworlds started things off just before 11 with a set of solo guitar drone that sounded a bit like Emeralds without the synth. It was really good. Big, shimmering sounds that flow intuitively from one movement to the next. It was a focused set that built and ended at exactly the right time. I’m honestly [ READ MORE ]
I wasn’t going to write about this, but since DA brought it up in his earlier post, I decided to go for it. Short version: Jeremy Villalobos used to be in a band called Wives with Randy Randall and Dean Spunt. While he was in the band, there were apparently two incidents were he got [ READ MORE ]
I said I would do a Harvest of Hope wrap-up, so here it is. I could have written a lot more, but after wading through too many exhaustive SXSW reports, I think it’s a little self-indulgent to drone on about whole damn thing. If you really want to know about each and every band I [ READ MORE ]
This was my first time at the Tabernacle, and I’ve got mixed feelings on the place. We took the MARTA to avoid paying out the ass for downtown parking, and I would definitely do it again. The Peachtree stop is convenient, and taking the train means you can have a few more drinks. Or maybe [ READ MORE ]
Prior to making plans for this years Harvest of Hope festival, I hadn’t checked out No Idea Records’ website for at least three years. Realistically, it was probably closer to five. I can’t say for certain, but I’m fairly sure that nothing much has changed. There are new bands, and new records from old ones, [ READ MORE ]
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