Blog posts by Chad Radford
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Q&A: The Rock*A*Teens Talk Cabbagetown, a Double Double-Cross and Black Flag
Blog: Homedrone
Photo Credit: Brett Falcon
After 18 years, Atlanta's Rock*A*Teens returned this summer with Sixth House. While the group’s sixth album doesn’t throw any surprise punches, songs such as “Billy Really,” “Lady Macbeth” and “Crystal Skies” rise above the signature haze of reverb and distortion layered over singer and guitarist Chris Lopez’s haunting tales of heartache in the Deep South.
Flagpole caught up with the band's Chris Lopez and T. Ballard Lesemann in advance of their show at the 40 Watt Club this Saturday. This interview has been edited for length.
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Noise-Rock Supergroup Crazy Doberman Plays The World Famous Thursday
Blog: Homedrone
Under the direction of brass player Drew Davis and reeds player Tim Gick, Crazy Doberman unleashes an industrial-grade ambiance built upon the naturally dark resonance that occurs when horns, electronics, steel chains and an occasional cement mixer collide.
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Q&A With Former Television Guitarist Richard Lloyd, Playing Caledonia Saturday
Blog: Homedrone
Photo Credit: David Godlis
Before his show at the Caledonia Lounge Saturday, former Television guitarist Richard Lloyd took a moment to ruminate on his life in music. See our Calendar Pick preview here.
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Simon Joyner Plays One-Off Show at White Tiger Thursday
Blog: Homedrone
There is an immutable elegance lying at the heart of every one of life’s struggles. The tension that binds the spaces between hope for retribution and total breakdown is rich fodder for Omaha, NE songwriter Simon Joyner. With his latest album, Grass, Branch & Bone, Joyner summons his most compelling stories via the derelict Midwestern landscape and the characters he finds there, lost in moments of hopeless abandon and glowing nostalgia.
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Bauhaus Bassist David J Plays The World Famous Tuesday
Blog: Homedrone
Photo Credit: Lisa King
Even before the storied gothic post-punk outfit Bauhaus called it quits in 1983, singer and bass player David J Haskins’ solo aspirations were already brewing. The same year that Bauhaus’ four members parted ways, Haskins—known as David J—released his debut solo album, Etiquette of Violence.
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Homedrone | September 19, 2018 4:15pm
Q&A: The Rock*A*Teens Talk Cabbagetown, a Double Double-Cross and Black Flag
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Homedrone | September 18, 2018 3:40pm
Noise-Rock Supergroup Crazy Doberman Plays The World Famous Thursday
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Homedrone | January 9, 2017 11:52am
Atlanta's Hello Ocho Kicks off Farewell Tour at 40 Watt Monday
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Homedrone | November 2, 2016 10:40am
Q&A With Former Television Guitarist Richard Lloyd, Playing Caledonia Saturday
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Homedrone | September 26, 2016 11:17am
Simon Joyner Plays One-Off Show at White Tiger Thursday
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Homedrone | September 16, 2016 12:29pm
Bauhaus Bassist David J Plays The World Famous Tuesday