Whew, that's a lot of "new"s. After the jump, check out the just-released five-track EP from local "doom-pop" outfit New Wives. The band describes the self-titled effort, which it also refers to as the Black EP, as denser and darker than its debut outing, appropriately dubbed the White EP.
There are plenty of options for live music goodness to help you get over the proverbial hump this week. After the jump, three of our picks.
If you need a dose of live music to take the edge off this dreary Monday, there are two shows this evening particularly worthy of your time. First, at the Caledonia Lounge, enjoy a terrific triple-bill headlined by E6 comeback kids Circulatory System, who will release a long-awaited third LP, Mosaics Within Mosaics, this summer. Along with Drag City psych-folk duoNew Bums (read our feature on that band here), the openers include Atlanta-based songstress Amy Godwin, whose ghostly, loop-based ukelele-and-voice compositions offer a more earthy local counterpoint to artists like Julianna Barwick.
Stream music and read on after the jump.
Photo Credit: Jason Thrasher
Local party-pop outfit Reptar returns to an Athens stage for the first time in months tonight (Saturday, Mar. 8) at the 40 Watt, where the band will be supported by Space Trucks and Wild of Night. Wanna win a pair of tickets? Tell us in the comments after the jump why YOU deserve to go for free. We'll choose a winner today at 5 p.m.
Legendary songwriter and former Modern Lovers frontman Jonathan Richman plays the 40 Watt Club tonight (Friday, Mar. 7), and we've got a pair of tickets to give away. To win, tell us in the comments after the jump why YOU deserve to go for free. We'll choose a winner today at 5 p.m.
Little Gold, the sorta-country Athens-based folk-rock project helmed by former Woods member Christian DeRoeck, unexpectedly posted a brand new LP, Spectral Sight, to its Bandcamp page earlier this week. The album, which the group describes as "a breakup record, a road trip record and a cautionary tale about the perils of messing with witches," features contributions from Erin Lovett, Mat Lewis, Lucas Jensen and more. Also, it's really good. You can stream it after the jump.
Tonight at Normaltown Hall, Mississippi folk-rockers Water Liars return to perform tunes from their stellar new self-titled LP, which is out on Fat Possum this month. The arid songscapes of the group's previous outing, Wyoming, have been replaced with a full-band bombast that serves to elevate frontman Justin Kinkel-Schuster's bleak, desperate songwriting. Stream "I Want Blood" after the jump.
Tonight's Turquoise Jeep show at New Earth comes with a bonus in the form of openers Yip Deceiver, the local synth-pop outfit still riding high on its 2013 LP Medallius (Flagpole review). After the jump, watch the new video for that album's "Lover," a remarkably well executed if slightly nightmarish clip courtesy of director Brett Vaughn.
Viral hip hop oddballs Turquoise Jeep smang into town to play New Earth Athens Friday, and we've got a pair of tickets to give away. To win, tell us in the comments after the jump why YOU deserve to go for free. We'll choose a winner at 4:30 p.m.
Local psych-folk outfit Old Smokey is gearing up for the release of its highly anticipated new LPWester Easter, which is out Apr. 29 on Cloud/Gypsy Farm. After the jump, check out the just-released music video for the album's first single, "Dead Man's Pose."
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