Music Features
Community-based media and ‘WonderRoot TV’ Article
Night of the Knife (Music Video) - by Cassavetes from Cassavetes Band on Vimeo.
The music video above, “Night of the Knife” by the local band Cassavetes, was included in the very first episode of “WonderRoot TV.” Expect more from episode two — including a spotlight on the Disregardables, a local punk act, and a visit with Dosa Kim at his recent Beep Beep Gallery opening —...
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Crack the Skye finds Mastodon on the haunt - 3/17/2009 Article
Wuxtry Records top 10 sales Article
Wuxtry Records; top 10 sales Article
The sexual liberation of Morrissey Article
Clay Reed’s rock n’ woes Article
Damn hipsters: Is Atlanta falling prey to its indie cachet? Article
Park-It Paul re-launches Atlanta’s Reactionary Records amid vinyl upswing Article
Ella Guru calls it quits Article
The death of Keri Hilson’s Perfect World? - 2/11/2009 Article
Music Hates You, with a passion Article
Make love not war: Fadia Kader brings a piece of Palestine to the party Article
The Lee Boys take sacred steel to the secular stage Article
Soul legend the Mighty Hannibal’s day of reckoning Article
Sound Shop manager Desiree Williams’ top 5 Article
Long Ryders chooses the Earl for a rare reunion Article
New Bobby Brown biography is a head-scratcher Article
CL’s best - and most overrated - releases of 2008 Article
ATLiens phone home with SMKA’s The 808 Experiment, Vol. 1 Article
Johnny Ether’s spirit still moves artists in Atlanta Article
Georgia puts Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs on its map Article
British artists have a long history of bringing an outsider’s appreciation and interpretation to American music. Holly Golightly’s made an entire career of it, in fact, and after years of soaking up and reworking garage rock, electric blues and Southern soul, she’s making a bigger commitment to American music by picking up and moving to its birthplace.
After living in the UK and regularly...
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Cognito of Massinfluence remembers hiring Jax at Fat Beats Article
Cognito of Massinfluence – another mainstay in Atlanta’s late-’90s indie-rap scene – managed Jax during their days working at the now closed Atlanta record store Fat Beats on Mitchell Street. He currently lives in Los Angeles.
When Fat Beats opened up, cats would always be falling through. Just hanging out, listening to music, coming through, just checking to see what was new. Jax was one of...
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