Elementz Of Soul
Soul Searchin’ (self-released). Review by Julio Diaz.
Tag: Self-Released
Vent
Behind The Mask (Self-released). Review by Brian Kruger.
The Vogue
As Brass and Satin (Self-released). Review by Marcel Feldmar.
Honey
Quickies (Self-released). Review by Brian Kruger.
The Moto-Litas
The four members of this all-girl band add a fresh face to the Atlanta music …
The Blacklight Posterboys
Back when I was in high school, there was an Atlanta pop band with a big hit,…
Fifth Year Crush
Fairly straight-ahead alt.country-sounding songs, with an emphasis on the alt…
Ben Grim/The Links
Two happy, punked-out high-energy rock songs from Wisconsin boys Ben Grim. Ma…
Bourbon Brothers
This 10-song CD by Gainesville trio the Bourbon Brothers takes up less than h…
Allen Wrench
This CD can be had free at Allen Wrench shows, and is tight and well-recorded…
Brave New Girl
I’m always impressed when a band can pull off an eclectic mix of musical styl…
Arise From Thorns
It’s not often I have the pleasure of listening to an album that sounds origi…
The Changelings
This 6-song CD is a sort of compilation of songs that were written as soundtr…
The Swift and Terrible Race
A six-song EP exploding out of Atlanta with no explanation given, no rest all…
The Places
I saw The Places on accident one night. I was at a show to see a friend’s ban…
Ashen/Flux Capacitor
The packaging drew me to this first. Black-streaked, burgundy vinyl housed in…
Honeygrind
This eleven-minute, 3-song CD from Gainesville’s Honeygrind is available free…
The Know How
This dozen-song CD from Gainesville octet the Know How mixes ska with a bit o…
Pins
Mazel Tov Cocktail (Self-released). Review by Brian Kruger
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