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A small step for a Bigfoot Road Trip, News
Flamingo Shadow test Uncategorized Content
Mark Hosler brings 'Escape From Noise' to the Bakery Crib Notes, Chad Rad's Top Picks
Martin Atkins: 'Memories - My Five Years In And Out Of Public Image LTD. 1979 to 1985' Uncategorized Content
Martin Atkins is a former drummer with Public Image Ltd, Killing Joke, Ministry, Damage Manual, Pigface, Murder Inc., Brian Brain, Nine Inch Nails, and founder of the industrial music label Invisible Records. Atkins stops by Avondale Towne Cinema for the evening to read passages from and discuss his forthcoming book, Memories - My Five Years In And Out Of Public Image LTD. 1979 to...
| more...Adron sings again! 5 Things to Do, Music and Nightlife, Crib Notes, News You May Have Missed, Local Music Features, Music Features
Gringo Star returns Music and Nightlife, Album Reviews, Crib Notes, Chad Rad's Top Picks
HIGH FREQUENCIES: Martin Atkins collects his PiL 'Memories' Music and Nightlife, Crib Notes, News You May Have Missed, High Frequencies
FIRST LISTEN: Flamingo Shadow 5 Things to Do, Music and Nightlife, Crib Notes, Chad Rad's Top Picks
In his 1937 book The Road to Wigan Pier, author, journalist, and critic George Orwell quipped: “We may find in the long run that tinned food is a deadlier weapon than the machine-gun.” It was a warning, essentially, that technology, no matter how much it makes life easier, also has an uncanny ability to strip away the essence of the human experience in ways that are difficult to detect...
| more...Whitey Morgan plays Variety Playhouse Aug. 24 Music and Nightlife, Crib Notes, See and Do Content
Speakeasy with Awkwafina, Ronny Chieng, and Nico Santos Culture, Movies and TV
QUICK BITES: Food news roundup 8-24 Food and Drink, Restaurant News
Farewell, Quaildogs 5 Things to Do, Music and Nightlife
In 2010, Rob Josephs was burnt out on living in New York City when he decided to visit some old college friends in Atlanta and catch a couple concerts by Wilco and My Morning Jacket. Soon after, he relocated permanently, with his car, his guitar and an idea for a band — and not much else.
“Rob shows up with a guitar and says, ‘We’re in a band,’” says Michael Barnhart, who lived down the hall...
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