The briefly Savannahian heavy/psych/noise/slowcore/stoner/hazy rock outfit (and all around nice people) Creepoid has a new full length due out on June 23, entitled Cemetery Highrise Slum. The album was recorded locally at Dollhouse Productions and both the band and producer…
It’s been a while, hasn’t it? Well, I’ve probably seen most of you out and about, but it’s been a while since I’ve been behind the lens at shows I suppose. Anyway, I’m glad to be shooting again and I…
Constantly touring and briefly Savannahian noise/psych/stoner/indie/shoegaze/awesome rock steamroller Creepoid stopped through town a little over a week ago and delivered a killer set at Hang Fire. With guitarist/vocalist Sean’s hand in a cast, the band brought a backup guitarist, but…
By all accounts, Crazy Bag Lady put on one of their best shows in Savannah Friday at Hang Fire. The fearsome punk foursome released their debut album, Hunks (available now on Retro Futurist) to an absolutely packed house. They also…
Here’s Natalie Prass at SXSW in March with “Why Don’t You Believe in Me?” produced by Matthew E. White: Her self-titled debut album has been out for a few months, but the L.A. Times finally reviewed it this week: Nine…
I’m not sure if the word “reunion” is appropriate here — maybe all the musicians who will be on stage tonight (Tuesday, 4/7) at Hang Fire are just too young for any sort of reunion. Still, it’s going to be…
Well the 2015 Savannah Stopover has been over less than a week and the folks with the festival have announced an impressive lineup of spring shows. Click here for longer descriptions and ticket links on the Stopover website. Here’s the…
This Thursday evening (3-12), as both the official St. Pat’s weekend looms and SCAD wraps up another quarter, the City of Savannah is in for a special treat. Post-punk, Atlanta noise rock legend John Forbes (Phantom 309, Dirt, Mt. Shasta)…
If Turbo Fruits had been the only touring act in Savannah last weekend, I would have been satisfied. Of course, the Nashville-based band was only one out of dozens that played the 5th annual Savannah Stopover. But Turbo Fruits’ rock…
After Savannah Stopover’s opening night party at Trustees’ Garden, some of us crowded into Hang Fire for an intense, kind of thrilling set by Corners, a foursome from L.A. working with Burger Records and Lolipop Records. Corners is often described…