The new Nancy Druid songs, she says, will be a good bit darker than the band’s previous efforts, and the lyrical content is significantly heavier
COEDS
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The overdue return of COEDS
They still play occasionally, and will take the stage once more alongside DieAlps! and R-Dent
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Time travel back to high school with Rock ‘n’ Roll Prom
Rock ‘n’ Roll Prom offers all the pomp and circumstance of a ball—just with less “Electric Slide” and more booze.
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Daniel Lynch’s Bummerville
Bottom Feeder is available on the very day the band plays the hometown of both its creator and its label, Graveface Records
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Graveface by the stats
This weekend, Graveface Records & Curiosities celebrates another turn ’round the sun
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The return of Surfer Blood
Surfer Blood released the album Astro Coast in 2010 to widespread critical acclaim
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The timeless sound of the Supersuckers
Their brazen embrace of trashy rock ‘n’ roll, a hard-partying attitude, and tongue-in-cheek sense of humor was a stark contrast to the seriousness and brooding nature of their city’s hottest acts.
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Graveface marks 5 years in Starland
FIVE years ago, I was leaving the Savannah Record Fair with a gaggle of fellow vinyl lovers. As we moseyed into the parking lot with our treasures, Furious Hooves label […]
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Jinx-O-Ween 2016 @The Jinx
Cover band nights are Friday and Monday, with Blood Wrestling on Saturday night.
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Best Local Music Video
This black & white Hi 8 homage to classic late-night horror-kitsch TV programs features the garage/surf outfit performing this spirited and irresistible Ramones-length rave-up onstage at Dollhouse Productions, with the […]
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Dott @Hang Fire, Graveface Records & Curiosities
This is a rare U.S. tour for the Galway, Ireland-based band.
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5 Questions: Rev. Horton Heat
FEW GUITAR players have rocked a hollow-body Gretsch the way the Rev. Horton Heat has. The Dallas-based purveyor of psycho-rockabilly has evangelized sweat-soaked crowds with his fast, aggressive, country-on-crank sounds […]