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.
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."
U.S. Rep. Paul Broun (R-Athens) indicated at a forum for Republican Senate candidates in Gilmer County on Saturday that he'd support impeaching President Barack Obama.
Ruby the RabbitFoot's highly anticipated Normaltown Records debut, New as Dew, is out Mar. 18 (you can pre-order it here). In advance of the release, the band has unveiled a music video for the album's leadoff track, "Ways," which you can dig after the jump.
Photo Credit: Matthew MacCarthy
Four Eyes, the Athens-based indie-pop project helmed by songwriter Erin Lovett, is gearing up to release a new album, Our Insides, which it will celebrate with a show at Flicker on Friday. The full-band record finds Lovett and company in excellent form, a leap forward from the group's twee-folk beginnings.
Prior to the album's release, we're happy to premiere the gorgeously constructed music video for Our Insides' singalong title track. Watch it after the jump.
Genocidal dictator Adolph Hitler throws a fit over the Athens Banner-Herald's new paywall in this video by one Garry Moon that's going viral locally.
Last night, "American Idol" hit Atlanta for another round of auditions (What? You're not watching "American Idol?" GET WITH THE PROGRAM), and like most episodes of the now 13-year-old show (!), it was tense, emotional television. Who would make it to HOLLYWOOD? Who would have their hopes and dreams squashed like so many tone-deaf cockroaches?
Among the contestants who sang and/or played their hearts out for judges Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban and Harry Connick, Jr. (who is so great in this role BTW) was Sam Burchfield, an Athenian who gigs regularly around town under his own name and with his band Street Rhythm and Rhyme. Burchfield sang Louis Prima's "I Wan'na Be Like You"—yes, the song from The Jungle Book—but did he make it through to the next round?
Hit the jump to find out.
Photo Credit: Jason Thrasher
Below, watch the new music video for "Transparent Lines," a track from Elf Power's latest record,Sunlight on the Moon. (That record came in at No. 8 on our Top 10 Albums of 2013 list, which you can peruse here.)
The video, directed by Brittainy Lauback and filmed here in Athens at Orange Twin, features clog dancer Naomi Merchant, whom you might remember from her, um, previous work. It is weird and cute and kinda psychedelic. Check it out after the jump.
Sure, UGA's football season may have been a crushing disappointment on multiple levels, but that doesn't take away from the awkward YouTubian glory that is the fanmade fight song. Thankfully, 2013 was a banner year for Georgia Bulldog tributes. Check out our favorites after the jump.
Congressional candidate, trucking company owner and Alabama fan Mike Collins is a hard target.
Sure, the other street fighters in the bloodsport we call the 10th District Republican primary hope he's expendable, but Collins is on a quest and is willing to take maximum risk until death. His campaign won't be derailed. No retreat, no surrender. He's a lionhart. A universal soldier. The other candidates have nowhere to run. That's why Collins is sort of doing the splits between two moving trucks in this parody of a Jean Claude Van Damme Volvo commercial.
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