Fusing of the experimental impulses of Deerhoof with the aggression of Karp.
Anna Chandler
Connect Savannah Former Arts & Entertainment Editor Anna Chandler started writing about music after growing hoarse from talking about it nonstop. Born in Tennessee and raised in South Carolina, she has been a proud Savannahian for 8 years. She sings & plays guitar & accordion in COEDS and Lovely Locks.
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Memorial gathering, tattoos for Athon
Fans, friends, and family are invited to gather in Franklin Square on Saturday from 4-8 P.M. to remember the Black Tusk bassist
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Savannah Stopover: Bands announced
INDIE FANS rejoice! Your first wave of Stopover bands has been announced and tix are on sale now! Savannah Stopover 2015 is shaping up to be a haven for shimmering […]
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Geekend: Kishi Bashi & Tall Tall Trees
Multi-instrumentalist Kishi Bashi creates soaring, playful orchestral pop through snapping, looping and beat boxing. Tall Tall Trees is Mike Savino, a folk kid at heart who’s glammed up the banjo through his own modifications and handiwork.
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5 Questions: Keb’ Mo’
THREE-TIME Grammy winner Keb’ Mo’ makes his Savannah debut on Saturday. Though the guitarist and singer’s great love of blues masters like Muddy Waters and Taj Mahal is apparent in […]
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Lazer/Wulf: Unleash the Beast
LAZER/WULF may have been born in Athens, GA six years ago, but 2014 has been their banner year. The experimental metal trio caught the ears of Retro Futurist Records (Kylesa’s […]
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Night in Bohemia (presented by SAV Children’s Choir) @SCAD MoA
In the words of SCC co-founder and Director of Development Roger Moss, ‘All of the arias, none of the shouting.’
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Broken Glow, Bent Out Of Shape, Star Period Star @Black Box Theatre (S.P.A.C.E.)
There’s a delightful irony in, while looking for a way to get around the city’s laws that prohibit people under 21 from entering live music clubs, Walls looked to the city itself for a venue.
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An Evening of Ethereal Americana with Moses Nesh and Black Water Choir @Graveface Records
It’s a vintage kind of melancholy that’s best suited for a small room like Graveface.
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The Saint Francis Band @Mars Theatre
Their current members (all seven of ‘em) are seasoned players, having performed with the likes of Sugarland, Indigo Girls, Government Mule, and more.
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The Savannah Music Festival Seven
THE 26th ANNUAL Savannah Music Festival, March 19-April 4, 2015, will be the largest and most varied production to date. Tickets are on sale now at www.savannahmusicfestival.org Fans of Southern […]
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Savannah Voice Festival announces new operas
Bizet’s “Carmen” selected as next year’s festival opera