This weekend’s busy show calendar spills into Sunday evening with an all-ages showcase of pop and rock flavors.
Graveface Records & Curiosities
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The Train Wrecks @Graveface & The Jinx (two shows)
Not only can you nab the hot wax in standard black, but there’s a special run of transparent red/black swirl vinyl.
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Shy, Low, Blackrune @Graveface
The delicate ambience sprawls into something you can totally headbang to.
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Massive $5 Christmastime Extravaganza @Graveface Records
This time, Washington, D.C.’s Protester and Public Suicide are coming through, along with Massachusetts’ Some Nerve, on their way to FYA Fest in Florida.
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Gather round the (turn)table
Give thanks for indie vinyl at Graveface’s Record Store Day
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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 Daddyo’s, Annabelle Chairlegs @Graveface Records & Curiosities
Recommended if you like a good jangly, languid verse, chill harmonies, tacos, spaceships, and creating mountains of clothes in front of the mirror.
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Rye Coalition: The Story of the Hard Luck Five @Graveface
An in-depth look a seminal emo band that got its start in the golden age of Jawbreaker and Sunny Day Real Estate.
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No longer Soko’s ‘First Kiss’
SOKO IS BUSY. Between directing music videos, winning awards for her acting, wrapping up a new album, and mastering new instruments, who knows when—or if—she sleeps (even more puzzling: how […]
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Talking with… Ryan Graveface
THE OBVIOUS QUESTIONS about Savannah musician Ryan Graveface stare at me like the eerie taxidermy in his Midtown music store. Why is this 33-year-old obsessed with death? Why does he hate having his eyes photographed? Why does his […]
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Whaleboat @Graveface & Hang Fire
The’Boat is the city’s most overtly melodic rock ‘n’ roll experience.
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The Casket Girls @Graveface
The music made by these freaky girls (and puppetmaster Graveface himself, who’s the third spoke in the wheel) is cool and catchy.