Normal Isn’t: A Puscifer Concert Review
There has always been something deliberately off-center about Puscifer, but on this tour, that unease feels less like style and
There has always been something deliberately off-center about Puscifer, but on this tour, that unease feels less like style and
Some concerts overwhelm you with spectacle. Others win you over in quieter ways. A show by Ratboys tends to fall
Katatonia has long occupied a space in metal where atmosphere matters more than aggression, and their Atlanta stop reinforced how
Fans of Robert Jon & The Wreck know. They know that this California band is one of the best working
Gotta love it when rock icons come to town. Not because they’re icons, but because they’re your icons. You grew
Night one in a hometown is likely never just another gig, and for STS9, the first of two shows in
After a lengthy hiatus, as it turns out, Amanda Palmer announced on Instagram that The Dresden Dolls would be back,
1979 was a transitional year for music, as new wave and post-punk took hold, disco finally yielding its stage, and
It’s not just because it’s a beautiful Atlanta Saturday, the day before St. Patrick’s Day. It’s not just because The
A mom brings her son from Tallahassee, FL, to see Moon Walker, a 17th birthday request. $17 ticket. $300 hotel
It’s difficult to write about jam bands, but Pigeons Playing Ping Pong is a really, really enjoyable one. This was
John 5 (John William Lowery) was given his stage by Marily Manson when he joined as the band’s guitarist. He’s
Last year, Cat Power, the stage name of Chan Marshall, recorded Bob Dylan’s historic 1966 Royal Albert Hall concert, in
New Haven, Connecticut’s Earthside opened their set with “We Who Lament” from their most recent album, Let the Truth Speak.
Kicking off the second leg of their farewell tour, Deap Vally fairly well blistered an Atlanta audience covering their 2013
Lucinda Williams sold out back-to-back nights at Atlanta’s Variety Playhouse, offering a more personal interaction as she shared insights between