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To Love @Muse
WITH A TRAILER that features a rape scene, spousal abuse, and a mother shaking her child’s crib in fury in the middle of the night, it’s pretty safe to assume […]
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Savannah Stopover announces full lineup and local acts
Reptar, Computer Magic, Young Buffalo and more added to weekend
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#TheTruthAboutMattBlack
‘You do enough of this kind of work and you realize that a lot of people involved in the system have some kind of mental health concern and that the system is completely ill-equipped to deal with it,’ says the family’s attorney Mark O’Mara.
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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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PULSE Festival: Katja Loher
‘Beeplanet urges my viewers to shrink down to the level of insects.’
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PULSE Festival: Ross Fish
‘It’s like Legos with sound. You can rearrange what you’re hearing in real time.’
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Nine Pound Pussy Unplugged, Crazy Man Crazy @The Wormhole
This unplugged tour is a can’t-miss show
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#BLESS this House of Gunt
IT’S NEW YEAR’S EVE, and Max Arnzen is carefully shaving off the top of a purple Elmer’s gluestick with a dinner knife, sweeping the tacky stuff over his eyebrows. He […]
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Omingnome away from home
SINCE NOVEMBER, Savannah psych renegades Omingnome have been on the road in Phase One of their Year of Healing Tour: The Caterpillar Phase. Their 11–week tour has taken them all […]
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Shouts from the underground
With a handwritten aesthetic and scissor-cut graphics from William Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, Albion’s Voice resembled a cross between an 18th-century political pamphlet and a Grateful Dead poster.
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Talking about… Sandy West
I CAN ONLY HOPE Savannah writer Jane Fishman is right about how Eleanor “Sandy” Torrey West has lived so long. West, the matriarch of Ossabaw Island, is a few days shy […]