There’s a good chance the Casket Girls may never play their hometown again after May 9th. But there’s a chance they might too. It’s sort of in the air, according to the constantly-working, often-reclusive Ryan Graveface, the band’s primary composer.…
You’ve probably read enough posts about the deaths of 2016, so I won’t belabor the losses — Prince, David Bowie, Merle Haggard, Ralph Stanley, Leonard Cohen, Sharon Jones, George Michael, to name a few — that hit some of us…
“That MSG tastes good to me I disagree with all your warnings It can’t be true that they use glue to Keep the noodles stuck together” So sings Courtney Barnett about her love affair with Mi Goreng instant soup in…
The Graveface Roadshow is now traveling across America, headlined by The Casket Girls, who are now promoting their eerie, dense, catchy, and awesome new album The Night Machines. The Roadshow kicked off last week here in Savannah with an evening…
Welcome to our first New Music Monday. We’ve struggled here at hissing lawns to keep up with everything we’d like to cover, especially new releases by Savannah acts and by some of our out-of-town faves. Album reviews are time-consuming, and,…
The Casket Girls will release The Piano Album on October 17 via Graveface Records, but you can preorder it now. And you can check out our exclusive premiere of the album’s first single — the lush, languid, eerie “Sixteen Forever”:…
Today’s 2015 SXSW Music Festival Artist Announcement – Round Three included bands from Savannah: The Casket Girls and Triathalon. Those bands will join Velvet Caravan, which had previously been announced, in Austin’s sprawling festival. For a city known for metal…
Well, I managed to squeeze a couple pictures out of the darkness last Monday night at the sendoff show for The Casket Girls/Dreamend tour. It was a weird, fun night of music, cult videos, taxidermy, bitters, records, Garbage Pail Kids,…
Check it out: What a random and freaking hysterical interview with Ryan Graveface and the Greene sisters — Phaedra and Elsa. I would like to see all of these dream journals . . .
The second Graveface Fest is coming up on Saturday, 3/22, at Dollhouse Productions in Savannah. The converted industrial space should be perfect for the diverse sounds and styles that will be on display from 4 p.m. to 2 a.m. Here’s…