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Anthem, Bias and Leslie Mack this Monday at Smith’s Olde Bar
This Monday is an exciting new show put on by Far Out Ventures. Anthem, featuring Bias and Leslie
Featured song of the week – ‘It Seems Obscene’ by New Terminus
This week’s song comes from up and coming rock group New Terminus: It Seems Obscene by New Terminus
Back Pockets, Lera Lynn, Night Driving in Small Towns and more this Thursday at the Star Bar…
Cannibal Erotica from the Back Pockets… From Back Pockets ‘Atlanta and Athens are so close, yet they rarely
City Skies
The City Skies Electronic Music Festival and Events started on May 2nd and 3rd, 2008. Initially conceived as a one-off
Song of the week – ‘Fire’ by Baby Baby
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Interview with Romeo Spike
B: Tell us a little about Romeo Spike and your goals as a band? We actually like to let the
Weapons of Audio – ‘Boulevard’ Official Music video
Weapons of Audio – ‘Gripping vocals, shredding guitar, and rapid-fire raps are the meat and potatoes to Weapons of Audio.
Featured Song of the Week – Me, God and Jesus are Going to the Movies by the Humboldt Trio
This weeks song is brought to you by the the Humboldt Trio. if (WIDGETBOX) WIDGETBOX.renderWidget(‘f37da24c-1c2d-4ded-a105-96bda15abac1’); The Humboldt Trio
Featured song of the week – ‘Step Outside’ by McNary
This week’s song comes from local acoustic songwriter Tim McNary who recently released his awesome debut album, Pure
Featured song of the Week – ‘Rut’ by Capibara
This week’s featured song of the week comes from local rockers Capibara, who recently played another BeAtlanta house show.
Featured song of the week – ‘Drastic Measures’ by Attention System
This is a new feature, we hope you enjoy! We will be posting one feature song every week with a
Last, Projector and Before the Solstice at the 5 Spot
This show was really good; two really novel bands I’d never heard of and the classic Before the Solstice. Projector
