As a student at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Bradley Collins began a journey of odd jobs that ranged from monotonously moving boxes off an 18-wheeler to picking […]
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AURA Fest prepares to push forward with livestream events
AURA Fest is a bright light in the Savannah music community. Founder Tim Walls has been promoting rock and metal for decades, and has particularly garnered a stellar reputation with […]
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Brighter Days ahead: A visual tribute
After the shock, confusion, and disappointment of all the cancellations and closures, there didn’t seem to be a good reason to NOT go ahead with creating a new set of pieces.
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Lovelorn, Pink Peugeot, Nature Church @The Sentient Bean
Self-described “drugpop” band Lovelorn hails from Philadelphia
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Second Death: a band reborn
Second Death is a metal band at its core, but they’ve got much more to them on a musical level. Formed from the ashes of Valdosta-based band Beware The Neverending, […]
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Garrett Deming @The Sentient Bean
This is set to be his final show in the area for the foreseeable future
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Joe Cat @The Sentient Bean
Joe Cat @The Sentient Bean Joe Cat brings his Americana stylings to town via Athens, by way of New York. He’s released several albums of roots rock and folk music […]
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Andrew Kasab @Sentient Bean
Sometimes you’ll get folk, sometimes you’ll get jazz-tinged acoustic blues, and other times its totally unclassifiable
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Forsyth Farmers’ Market Picnic set for Sunday
‘This is the biggest list we’ve ever put together, so I’m super excited about that’
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The winning trifecta of Soul Proprietors
It’s a simple equation: Three local businesses plus three local charities, divided up amongst three local film crews. The resulting films are ranked, and the winner walks away with a […]
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A Short Field Guide to Sustainable Resistance
WHEW, what a week. B-bye, affordable health insurance. Zip it, National Park Service. Suck it, Standing Rock. Funding for the arts and humanities, flushed. Endangered Species Act, poached. Muslim ban, […]
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College Student Guide: Music in the Garden of Good and Evil
As a responsible musical citizen–particularly if you’re under 21 years old–it’s important to have a clear picture of how things work in our venues and bars