Every so often, the musicians of the Metro-Atlanta DIY scene seem to quit the band they are in, only to resurface in another a few months later. It’s the same group of people, in different pairings, playing various sub-genres that originate from punk; if you go back far enough. Due to the reputations of the […]
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Review: King Dude and Chelsea Wolfe’s “Sing More Songs Together”
If the digital age of music has proven anything, it’s that tradition now thrives on opposition. For every genre and subgenre, there seem to be artists that aim to turn the well known on its head and create something entirely new and exciting. Anti-folk artists King Dude and Chelsea Wolfe are two such innovators, both […]