
Holiday Gunfire
Holiday Gunfire formed when four scene cohorts decided to work on a recording project together inspired by the shoegaze music of their youth.
Holiday Gunfire formed when four scene cohorts decided to work on a recording project together inspired by the shoegaze music of their youth.
Before they play The nick, we spoke with frontman Mike Montali about the difference between the Queens and Brooklyn music scenes, recording their record, and Bob Dylan.
We look back on Los Coast’s recent show at Saturn, then we catch up with guitarist John Courtney about their new record and the changing scene in Austin, TX.
Shovels & Rope play at Avondale Brewing on April 26. We spoke with the duo ahead of the show.
We catch up with Mayfield about his new album, work relationships, and the importance of knowing you are not alone.
L.A. rockers Dirty Honey play April 4 at Zydeco. We spoke with them about “retro” rock, touring with Slash, and the pros/cons of music in the digital age.
We spoke with Terry Ohms/Wes McDonald about hisnew album, his role in Cornelius Chapel Records and his time in alternative music hub Athens, Georgia.
Andrew Bryant plays Secret Stages this Friday, bringing indie-folk to Avondale Brewing’s upper room. We catch up with the MS artist to talk about his new record, life in the South, and switching from being a drummer to being a frontman.
Released in May before the summer hit, Holy Heatwave, the debut full-length by Birmingham’s Lady Legs, delivers the perfect beach vibe of a soundtrack for the scorching months.
Charleston’s SUSTO began as Justin Osborne’s solo project as he was returning to the States from a stay in Havana, Cuba, but soon morphed into something much larger than himself.