Since their last visit to Savannah, Boom Chick changed their name to Crushed Out and released the excellent LP TEETH.
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Mega Bog, Curbdogs, Beneath Trees @Hang Fire
Mega Bog expertly crafts dissonant compositions with an irksome pulse.
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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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Spirits and the Melchizedek Children, Blackrune, A Drug Called Tradition @Hang Fire
Come prepared to be bathed in glorious waves of feedback, gossamer guitar meanderings, and bellowing low ends.
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Stopover: The Prettiots bring tongue-in-cheek wryness to pop
YOU CAN’T help but wanna be best friends with The Prettiots. Waxing poetic on high school exploits and romance gone awry—or both, as demonstrated in their hysterical laundry list single […]
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Sulfur Studios benefit with Alex Raffray, Jeff Zagers, Hot Plate, Dope Sandwich, and special guests @Hang Fire
Sulfur’s become a staple of Art March as viewers can sneak an illuminating peek into artists’ studio spaces and discuss and purchase work.
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Warehouse, Breathers, Crazy Bag Lady, Culture Vulture @Hang Fire
With Pitchfork praise from Deerhunter’s Bradford Cox, Perfect Pussy’s Meredith Graves detailing their potential to be the “next Sleater-Kinney”, and plenty of Stereogum love, Warehouse has indie tastemakers asking, “Just what is happening down there in Georgia?”
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FOR THE INDIE DARLINGS: The Toothe, Whaleboat, Culture Vulture @Hang Fire
YOU totally spent Valentine’s morning gifting each other records over mugs brimming with Graveface’s Midnight Offering coffee, didn’t you? Uh huh. You’re no stranger to late nights on the town, […]
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It’s good to be King Tuff
KYLE THOMAS, a.k.a. King Tuff, reigns supreme as garage rock’s monarch of madness and sleazy shredding. Even as a kid, The Boy Who Would be King was crafting contagious pop […]
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Throwing it back with Ex Hex
“That was the idea from the beginning to play more fun, upbeat guitar rock.”
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Hang your head and Cry Fest
YOU KNOW Savannah’s creators are pushing themselves when they redefine traditional show structure itself. Promotional force Safe//Sound is at it again, harvesting talent from our own turf for the all-local […]
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Year in Review: Best Concerts
NO MATTER where your tastes fall on the broad spectrum of genre, one thing is certain: 2014 was a milestone year for music in Savannah. Though we tend to be […]