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Interview with Don Chaffin of V.O.X.
Interview by Kaitlin Dorriety Voices of eXtreme has had an interesting career since their beginning. Their first album, Hypocrisy, was released in 2005 and was a major hit. Voices…
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Better Luck Next Life by Victory and Associates
CD Review by Jerel Johnson California quartet, Victory and Associates, formed from the ashes of frontman Conan Neutron’s former band Mount Vicious. Victory and Associates continues the classic…
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Live Review of City and Colour with The Paper Kites at Tabernacle on October 2
Live Review and Photos by Danielle Boise “This sounds like a happy song, but it’s not. If you’ve been paying attention you can tell that’s my MO.” –…
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X at The Buckhead Theatre on October 1
Live Review and Photos by Rose Riot October is the busiest and most entertaining month out of the year for myself and many of my friends. This…
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Thirty Seconds to Mars Kicked off Love, Lust, Faith + Dreams Tour at the Tabernacle on September 27
Live Review & Photos by Danielle Boise “This show is amazing! You guys are fucking unbelievable.” – Jared Leto It had been four long…
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CD Review of Soulfly’s Savages September 30 Release
CD Review by Jerel Johnson This year marks the 15th anniversary of Soulfly’s self-titled debut album. Listening to the band’s first album compared to its latest offering Savages,…
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Lorde’s Pure Heroine CD Review
Album Review by Bradley Stier It’s been an amazing year for Lorde. Talk of her has been bandied about the blogosphere for the better part of a year,…
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Cher Brings us Closer to the Truth Album Review
CD Review by Bradley Stier You’ve already made up your mind about the new album by Cher before you’ve even listened to it. Are you one who can…
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Photos from Alt-J’s SOLD OUT show with Lord Huron in Support at Tabernacle September 23
Photos by Danielle Boise Photos from Alt-J's SOLD OUT show at the Tabernacle in the heart of downtown Atlanta on Monday, Sept. 23 with Lord Huron in support, as…
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The Red Paintings’ Debut Album, The Revolution is Never Coming CD Review
CD Review by Danielle Boise Dark, dramatically embellished theatrical style marks the signature sound of five-piece band The Red Paintings on its debut full-length album release The Revolution is…