Predator's debut single, "HONEST MAN" (Rob's House), catches the band at its anxiety-ridden finest. Three cuts of razor-sharp guitar, bass and drums collide with two-part … »more
By law, Atlanta's local watering holes have to close their taps at 2:30 a.m., but that doesn't mean the party's over. The after-hours scene is … »more
No one gets a party started quite like NOOT D' NOOT. If the collective experience of eight musicians who've spent their time in the trenches, … »more
The folks from Top Flr have once again transformed an awkward slice of staircases and rooms into a fully functional restaurant and lounge. In the … »more
It doesn't get any sexier than a gal with dry wit — unless, of course, she's topless. Case in point: BLAST-OFF BURLESQUE, whose regular roster … »more
"GEORGANNE" (Double Phantom), the latest indie brat rant from the Balkans is a melodic ride where Frankie Broyles' musings on isolation bleed into a haze … »more
When SODAJERK singer and guitarist Bucky Goldstein's slide, twang and ramped-up recollections ring out over the group's highway rock 'n' roll beat, it's obvious that … »more
You already know: Nowadays everybody's a damn DJ. But DJ KEMIT is so much more. A former founding member of early '90s alt/hip-hop group Arrested … »more
No one has done more to foster a sense of community within the electro-rock scene than SONEN. The group's monthly Laserbeam Kitty nights at the … »more
Soft, soaring guitars, sugary keyboards, insipid vocals — this ain't your daddy's rock 'n' roll! Wait, yes it is. For YACHT ROCK REVUE, the past … »more
It's easy to mistake the THE BACK POCKETS' ragged display of noise-folk and performance art for an urban art-hippie thing. But there's not a lot … »more
Word is that a handful of the strippers at SWINGING RICHARDS are actually straight, but no bachelorette parties allowed — just gays and the occasional … »more
The W Downtown watering hole DRINKSHOP is where you go when you're rich, beautiful or hoping to brush shoulders with either (or preferably both). The … »more
Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name — and your favorite karaoke jams. On a scale of neighborhood bars, Pal's Lounge falls somewhere … »more
Since CARNIVORES released their debut LP, All Night Dead USA, the last year has taken them on a whirlwind East Coast and Midwest tour, earning … »more
As track after track leaked from the unreleased Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, everyone within earshot (or a Wi-Fi hotspot) began … »more
Over the past year, ZOROASTER has become as mammoth a metal band as that other iconic act, the one that put Atlanta on the metal … »more
Seems like we've been heralding Gadsden, Ala., transplant Yelawolf as the next big thing since he was hood-high to a Chevy. With TRUNK MUZIK, the … »more
It's as if Sa-Roc materialized out of the ether. Without warning, the D.C.-bred MC with the metaphysical flow has overtaken Atlanta's underground scene, bearing lyrical … »more
A good soundman is hard to find. So when Curt Wells, the Earl's in-house man behind the board since 2007, decided it was time to … »more
The aptly titled 1140: THE OVERDOSE paired Atlanta's up-from-dirt MC Pill with mixtape royalty DJ Drama in a release that is the polar opposite of … »more
THE LIVING ROOM sits in a 104-year-old house on the Westside, where owners/engineers Ed Rawls and Justin McNeight foster a relaxed vibe that's lost in … »more
"Bar" comes before "deli" in the name of this brave little establishment, and for good reason. A charming Italian restaurant in the respectable hours, a … »more
Atlanta's consummate power-pop songwriter Blake Rainey takes a drunken stroll through the bars of Little Five Points on the 7-inch "FUCKED UP IN PUBLIC" from … »more
Whenever the economy goes south, strippers are the first to feel the pinch. Likely because, as Big K.R.I.T. raps, "[dudes] pay to get in, but … »more
Besides being Atlanta's oldest strip club (and featuring some of Atlanta's oldest strippers), Clermont Lounge remains the freakiest trip in town. And on Saturday nights, … »more
Egomaniacal frontmen (and women) take note. Lest there be any doubt about magnanimity in the ranks of the classy and copious SOULPHONICS & RUBY VELLE, … »more
RALPH's buzz-bomb guitars and screaming tornado-punk whir sound more like gems plucked from the grooves of a Killed by Death '80s punk compilation than anything … »more
Predator's debut single, "HONEST MAN" (Rob's House), catches the band at its anxiety-ridden finest. Three cuts of razor-sharp guitar, bass and drums collide with two-part … »more
By law, Atlanta's local watering holes have to close their taps at 2:30 a.m., but that doesn't mean the party's over. The after-hours scene is … »more
No one gets a party started quite like NOOT D' NOOT. If the collective experience of eight musicians who've spent their time in the trenches, … »more
The folks from Top Flr have once again transformed an awkward slice of staircases and rooms into a fully functional restaurant and lounge. In the … »more
It doesn't get any sexier than a gal with dry wit — unless, of course, she's topless. Case in point: BLAST-OFF BURLESQUE, whose regular roster … »more
"GEORGANNE" (Double Phantom), the latest indie brat rant from the Balkans is a melodic ride where Frankie Broyles' musings on isolation bleed into a haze … »more
When SODAJERK singer and guitarist Bucky Goldstein's slide, twang and ramped-up recollections ring out over the group's highway rock 'n' roll beat, it's obvious that … »more
You already know: Nowadays everybody's a damn DJ. But DJ KEMIT is so much more. A former founding member of early '90s alt/hip-hop group Arrested … »more
No one has done more to foster a sense of community within the electro-rock scene than SONEN. The group's monthly Laserbeam Kitty nights at the … »more
Soft, soaring guitars, sugary keyboards, insipid vocals — this ain't your daddy's rock 'n' roll! Wait, yes it is. For YACHT ROCK REVUE, the past … »more
It's easy to mistake the THE BACK POCKETS' ragged display of noise-folk and performance art for an urban art-hippie thing. But there's not a lot … »more
Word is that a handful of the strippers at SWINGING RICHARDS are actually straight, but no bachelorette parties allowed — just gays and the occasional … »more
The W Downtown watering hole DRINKSHOP is where you go when you're rich, beautiful or hoping to brush shoulders with either (or preferably both). The … »more
Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name — and your favorite karaoke jams. On a scale of neighborhood bars, Pal's Lounge falls somewhere … »more
Since CARNIVORES released their debut LP, All Night Dead USA, the last year has taken them on a whirlwind East Coast and Midwest tour, earning … »more
As track after track leaked from the unreleased Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son of Chico Dusty, everyone within earshot (or a Wi-Fi hotspot) began … »more
Over the past year, ZOROASTER has become as mammoth a metal band as that other iconic act, the one that put Atlanta on the metal … »more
Seems like we've been heralding Gadsden, Ala., transplant Yelawolf as the next big thing since he was hood-high to a Chevy. With TRUNK MUZIK, the … »more
It's as if Sa-Roc materialized out of the ether. Without warning, the D.C.-bred MC with the metaphysical flow has overtaken Atlanta's underground scene, bearing lyrical … »more
A good soundman is hard to find. So when Curt Wells, the Earl's in-house man behind the board since 2007, decided it was time to … »more
The aptly titled 1140: THE OVERDOSE paired Atlanta's up-from-dirt MC Pill with mixtape royalty DJ Drama in a release that is the polar opposite of … »more
THE LIVING ROOM sits in a 104-year-old house on the Westside, where owners/engineers Ed Rawls and Justin McNeight foster a relaxed vibe that's lost in … »more
"Bar" comes before "deli" in the name of this brave little establishment, and for good reason. A charming Italian restaurant in the respectable hours, a … »more
Atlanta's consummate power-pop songwriter Blake Rainey takes a drunken stroll through the bars of Little Five Points on the 7-inch "FUCKED UP IN PUBLIC" from … »more
Whenever the economy goes south, strippers are the first to feel the pinch. Likely because, as Big K.R.I.T. raps, "[dudes] pay to get in, but … »more
Besides being Atlanta's oldest strip club (and featuring some of Atlanta's oldest strippers), Clermont Lounge remains the freakiest trip in town. And on Saturday nights, … »more
Egomaniacal frontmen (and women) take note. Lest there be any doubt about magnanimity in the ranks of the classy and copious SOULPHONICS & RUBY VELLE, … »more
RALPH's buzz-bomb guitars and screaming tornado-punk whir sound more like gems plucked from the grooves of a Killed by Death '80s punk compilation than anything … »more
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