BACK by popular demand, it’s another round of music reviews! There’s a lot of great music in Savannah, and there’s no better time than now to check out what the […]
Sean Kelly
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Essential and musical: a special edition of The Vinyl Say
OUR series, The Vinyl Say, typically centers around meeting in person with a local musician at Graveface Records & Curiosities, talking about influences and favorite albums. With the stay-at-home orders […]
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Dustin Price explores dichotomy on new album
The album has a very specific sonic presentation—it’s not a pastiche in any way, but it feels familiar
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Song After Song: Skippy Spiral
We asked Skippy Spiral to pick one song of his own and one song that he loves and break down both.
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Danielle Hicks sings the blues with power and vigor
Hicks grew up with a father who was in bands, so she grew up in a creative environment
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Phantom Wingo dives into the new normal with Quarantine Concert
Coming up on Wed., April 8 is Phantom Wingo, the long-running blues/rock band fronted by Tyler Roe
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Remember When: Future Islands @ Savannah Stopover Music Festival 2014
‘We both had tears in our eyes. Joyful tears. I’ll never forget that moment.’
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Local Album Reviews!
Jeff Two Names:Greatest Hits Vol. XII.3B What’s better than dad punk? Savannah’s very best semi-pro punk rockers return with a jam-packed album of fast-paced fun. The great thing about Jeff […]
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The Vinyl Say: Rockabilly lifers Brady and the Bazookas
Brady and the Bazookas are fronted by the band’s namesake, who came to Savannah with a mission to spread the good word of rockabilly
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Eric Britt gets personal on new album
Eric Britt has come a long way since his days in Hazel Virtue. The guitarist and songwriter of the alt-rock outfit is making vastly different music nowadays—it’s a world away […]
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Song After Song: Joseph Kapcin of Heavy Books
‘Usually the goal is to tell the truth and bare my soul and write about what I know.’
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Matt Collett launches solo project years in the making
He’s a veteran musician, but in all of the time he’s been working he’s never properly released anything under his own name