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Artist to Watch: Loma

Posted on March 13, 2018March 9, 2018 by Erica Kastner

I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Emily Cross, a member of the relatively new band Loma. Loma consists of Emily Cross, Jonathan Meiburg and Dan Duszynski. Loma’s origins and shaping have come in a whirlwind of events over the past few years. The band is a recent joint venture to explore new musical territory,…

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Savannah Stopover 2018 Spotlight: Cicada Rhythm

Posted on March 9, 2018March 19, 2018 by Anna Lee

Approaching Savannah Stopover Music Festival, I sat down with local Athens, Georgia band, Cicada Rhythm. The couple’s unique sound captures the essence of modern folk music, and they bring a chemistry with them that is evident both on and off stage. I met Andrea DeMarcus and Dave Kirslis at Normaltown Hall in Athens while they…

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Nap Eyes: ‘ I’m Bad Now ‘

Posted on March 9, 2018March 10, 2018 by Sebastian Marquez

Upon first listen, Nova Scotia, Canada natives Nap Eyes‘ I’m Bad Now felt like nothing but a snarky stoner’s revelry. Too zonked or tired out to outgrow the comfortable Loaded era Velvet Underground,  Nashville or SoCal instrumental trappings, the album on first listen quite frankly felt very flat. Oh, how wrong I was. Like an unglazed clay pot…

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For Fans of Led Zeppelin? Check Out Greta Van Fleet

Posted on March 7, 2018March 7, 2018 by Emma Korstanje

  One of the biggest issues with good ‘ole, classic rock ‘n’ roll is just that… it’s old. Many bands, understandably, faded as new music graced us all. For the few that still push on, new music is seldom found and often represents various passion projects (see: The Rolling Stones: Blue & Lonesome—despite how amazing the…

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Camp Cope: ‘How to Socialise and Make Friends’

Posted on March 2, 2018March 8, 2018 by Sebastian Marquez

Let me get one thing out of the way: Camp Cope are not fucking around. The moment singer/guitarist Georgia “Maq” McDonald lets loose the first lyrics of the How to Socialise and Make Friends, all bets are off that this is going to be an easy listen. Don’t get me wrong, the instrumentation on the…

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Lucy Dacus: ‘Historian’

Posted on March 2, 2018March 2, 2018 by Emma Korstanje

After her 2016 debut, No Burden, Lucy Dacus was hailed as one of rock’s most promising new players. With her sophomore release, Historian on March 2, Dacus fulfills that promise—and then some. Dacus’ delicate—but not in any way frail—vocals lead the way through the album, which almost feels like a rambling stroll through a narrative…

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Soccer Mommy: ‘Clean’

Posted on March 2, 2018March 2, 2018 by Harper Bridges

Soccer Mommy (aka Sophie Allison) hasn’t abandoned her lo-fi bedroom pop aesthetic in her latest album Clean, just dialed up the production value a notch and added some layers. Her coming-of-age, sometimes naïve, sometimes adolescently self-deprecating, sometimes wise lyrics still sit unassailably at the forefront of her songs, filling whatever space they’re listened in with…

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Review: Judah & the Lion: Going to Mars Tour

Posted on March 1, 2018March 1, 2018 by Emma Korstanje

Tall Heights : Colony House:   Judah: The first of Judah & the Lion’s two-night sold-out stint at the Georgia Theatre in Athens, GA, started strong and ended with a bang. The “folk hop n’ roller’s” constructed a show as equally meaningful as it was exciting, and easily kept fans on their toes for the…

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Show Review: Portugal. the Man at the Georgia Theatre

Posted on March 1, 2018March 5, 2018 by Anna Lee

With the monumental success of Portugal. the Man’s latest album, the band has had to cope with being extremely successful while still staying true to their original sound. Tickets for their two-day run at the Georgia Theatre in Athens February 26-27 sold out relatively quickly, leaving many of their longtime fans worrying that their show…

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Savannah Stopover Artists to Watch

Posted on February 28, 2018February 28, 2018 by Anna Lee

  Savannah Stopover is something of a hidden gem as far as music festivals go. Located in Savannah, Georgia, the three-day festival boasts a packed lineup of up-and-coming artists of all backgrounds and genres. Throughout the weekend, shows take place in small to mid-sized venues across Savannah’s historic district, establishing an intimacy that is rare…

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