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Creative Loafing previews Lily and the Tigers’ album release party & features album finisher “Last Mosquito”

Lily and the Tigers have a new album out: The Hand You Deal Yourself was officially released yesterday. The Atlanta folk trio recorded the 30-minute album in the Vermont woods, and the band funded its release through a Kickstarter. The band plays a free album release show at Octopus Bar on Thurs., March 13. Before performing
SPIN premieres Voli’s latest single, “Burn Everything”

New Jersey-born, Los Angeles-based artist Voli has dropped his latest single, “Burn Everything,” a genre-blending preview of his forthcoming album, The Wall. The new track swirls together fat-bottom grooves, anthemic pop hooks, and party-life swagger (“Flashback: pre-game beer pong and flip-cup / Power hour, every Snoop song we drink up”) — a high degree-of-difficulty recipe that
Creative Loafing premieres “Too Old for This” by The Good Graces

Creative Loafing Premiere On Sat., June 24, the Good Graces celebrate the release of their latest album, Set Your Sights (out July 7 on Pretty New Songs/Potluck Foundation), at Avondale Towne Cinema. To celebrate, the group has released a new single titled “Too Old For This,” a song that’s all
Under The Gun premieres Through The Sparks’ “Living Rooms”

“‘Living Rooms’ was a song that was around as an instrumental idea that James Brangle brought in. It sat for a good while with no words. One Fourth of July we were all at his house and James and I and my wife were out by these railroad track that
No Depression reviews Hollis Brown’s latest EP Cluster of Pearls

On Cluster of Pearls, a follow up to Hollis Brown’s third LP released last year, 3 Shots, they reaffirm their reverence for their roots over the course of six songs and a variety of archival settings. READ MORE…
Caleb Caudle Lands on Rolling Stone’s 10 New Country Artists You Need to Know

Caleb Caudle Sounds Like: The musical equivalent of high-proof bourbon – rich in flavor, with a subtle, satisfying bite For Fans of: Eagles, Andrew Combs, John Moreland Why You Should Pay Attention: Caleb Caudle may only now be catching the ears of country and Americana listeners, but the North Carolina
Watch Becky Warren’s exclusive video premiere for “Grenade” at Myspace

Becky Warren has been playing to packed houses since 2003 with The Great Unknowns. However, her latest project, War Surplus, was her first effort as a solo artist. Based on the story based on an Iraq-bound soldier and his girlfriend, this concept LP is meant to not only be a
Paste premieres Zoners’ new single “X2 Vision”

Atlanta garage-psych band Zoners began with Matt McCalvin, formerly of Gringo Star, and it didn’t take long for the project to round up a following. Opening for the likes of Diarrhea Planet, The Coathangers and Speedy Ortiz, it’s high time Zoners gave their growing fan base something for their record
Surviving the Golden Age debuts The Head’s latest single “Raincoats” from new EP Millipedes

As Atlanta’s The Head prepare to release their new EP, Millipedes today, Surviving the Golden Age is excited to premiere the album track “Raincoats.” The track sounds straight off the soundtrack of your favorite 80s teen comedy. With a fuzzed out indie rock song, its easy to hear comparisons to
Paste Magazine debuts The Dexateens’ new single, “Boys With Knives”

After a half-decade hiatus, cult-favorite Alabama rock & roll collective The Dexateens are back in action, on the road again, and finally set to release their classic lineup’s long-shelved swan songTeenage Hallelujah (out today from Cornelius Chapel Records). The decidedly blue-collar Dexateens are proudly comprised of a cabinet maker, a carpenter, multiple