Dad Joke celebrated their one year anniversary last Wednesday at The Jinx with a spectacular show featuring Protomartyr (Detroit), Spray Paint (Austin), Crazy Bag Lady (Savannah) and Blackrune (Savannah). Blackrune’s self-described dark shoegaze heavy metal set the scene, while Crazy…
Wow, Black Tusk‘s return home to The Jinx Saturday night was a sloppy, loud, glorious pile of energy and crushing heaviness. Finishing off their New Noise Magazine sponsored Southeast tour with Royal Thunder and Bask, and adding Athens’ Savagist for…
We love Savannah Stopover. We wholeheartedly support the local scene. And we’re certainly no strangers to The Jinx. If you’ve followed the blog for any time at all none of these things should come as much of a surprise. So…
Black Tusk will be at The Jinx tonight — and it’s obviously not the swamp/sludge/stoner metal trio’s first time at their hometown bar. But every Black Tusk show in Savannah carries a greater weight these days. The band tours so…
I made it out Thursday to listen to HOTPLATE and feel Jucifer at The Jinx. I’m continually impressed by HOTPLATE and their insanely precise, mathy, cerebral, instrumental rock. Weird ass time signatures and catchy riffs will get me every time.…
Torche returned to The Jinx Thursday and it was, in a word, fantastic. If you know of a finer live heavy rock/metal/doom pop outfit, I would be surprised. Thunderously heavy, melodic, hook laden guitar goodness at its best. A pretty…
The Jinx? A Dad Joke show? I’m in. I know I’m starting to sound like a cheerleader (whatever you do, DO NOT picture me in a cheerleader uniform, nobody wants that. What’s that? Too late? Oh man, sorry.) for the…
You know it’s going to be a good year if Larry Jack ends up in the pit on New Year’s Day. And you know 2016 is going to be an interesting year when you kick it off with a lineup…
Shut off the TV. Go to shows, listen to music, do stuff. Unlike this post, life is short. That’s how I finished my wrap up at the end of last year, and, well, I tried. I don’t really watch much…
I’ve written before about the versatility of T. Hardy Morris and the southern grunge of the flat-out awesome 2015 album Hardy & The Hardknocks: Drownin On A Mountaintop (buy it here). I’ve seen Morris perform five times, I think, in…