Bambara, a trio comprised of twin brothers Reid and Blaze Bateh, and their childhood friend William Brookshire, formed the band when they were all living in musical hotbed, Athens, GA back in 2008. The band […]
Tag: A Place to Bury Strangers
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7” EP with it’s densely layered, decibel pushing, murky dissonance was one of the strangest and most interesting recordings I had heard that year. In fact, their 7” was ranked number […]
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7" EP with it’s densely layered, decibel pushing, murky dissonance was one of the strangest and most interesting recordings I had heard that year. In fact, their 7" […]
Local band Dead Leaf Echo have released a number of singles, remixes and EPs that have caught the attention of bloggers and critics, as well as a busy touring schedule across the US that included […]
Album Reviews
As a blogger my email inbox gets inundated with requests to cover an ever-widening variety of artists, and I really can’t complain about that because I wind up getting introduced to a bunch of new […]
As you can imagine, as a blogger I frequently get inundated with emails from PR firms, labels and bands and there’s admittedly a wild variety of the good, the bad, the mediocre, and the absolutely […]
“Over and Under,” is the first single from Grave Babies forthcoming their Hardly Art Records full-length album Crusher which will drop on February 26th. The proclaimed loudest band in Seattle have lately been known to play this one […]
Kanine Records will be releasing the Philadelphia, PA-based band Bleeding Rainbow’s (originally Reading Rainbow until a cease and desist letter from the shows creators) third full-length album, Yeah Right on January 29th. As a build up to […]