Atlanta’s The Funeral Portrait, who has played multiple AURA Fests in the past, is headlining the night alongside Augusta-based band Lumen and Savannah’s own Ember City
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Nightbringers: a conversation with The Black Dahlia Murder
Intense touring has paid off in spades for the band, whose unique style of melodic death metal has won them a large and loyal fanbase across the world
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Skeletonwitch reborn
Along the way, Skeletonwitch accomplished something quite rare: Successfully replaced their lead vocalist
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Sad Wings of Destiny @The Jinx
Expect songs from the classic album that the name came from, presumably, among others from the legendary band’s catalog
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Tim Walls: Reflections on AURA Fest
2019’s festival boasts a hugely impressive lineup of metal, hardcore, and rock bands
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Depressor, Shadows, Bottomfeeders @El Rocko Lounge
The metal band’s members all come from impressive backgrounds as former members of bands like Awaken the Dawn and Pridemeat
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AURA Fest brings powerhouse bill to El Rocko
AURA Fest presents Yashira, Gillian Carter, Sins of Godless Men, Negative Graves @ El Rocko LoungeWed., Nov. 7, 9 P.M., $10 AURA FEST IS bringing a night of metal and […]
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A.U.R.A. Fest announces lineup for 2019
A.U.R.A. Fest 2019Ships Of The Sea Museum Gardens Feb. 16, 2019, Doors 12:30 P.M., All Ages Tickets: $28/advance | VIP tickets $45/advance SHIPS OF the Sea Museum Gardens is set […]
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Captured! By Robots’ mechanical aggression
The beginning of such an ambitious and labor-intensive band came from a simple dilemma – JBOT was tired of playing music with humans.
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Halloween weekend: Cover bands, Black Tusk, Savannah Sweet Tease @The Jinx
I don’t care how many bad karaoke singers ruined ‘You Shook Me All Night Long’ for you—Niche as AC/DU.S.A. is going to be one for the books.
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Goatwhore @The Jinx
Select guitar work is straight out of the Motörhead book. Breathless drums erupt. Sammy Duet’s vocals growl and rip.
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Kylesa’s back in shades of Ultraviolet
“We just kind of write what comes out,” says Phillip Cope. “At this point, we don’t worry about exactly where it’s supposed to fit in.”