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SIGUR RóS – VALTARI The Nickelodeon Theatre December 8 Saturday Showtime at 10PM BUY TICKETS NOW In May of this year Icelandic band Sigur Ros released their 6th studio album, Valtari, along with 17 fan created short films commissioned by the band. Since the release of the album, the short films have screened on every [...]
Where were Junior Astronomers? Since its inaugural event in 2010, The Stuffing, a concert put on by the Favorite Gentlemen community of artists the night before Thanksgiving, has been an extremely successful event. It’s an ambitious concert, taking over the Center Stage complex in downtown Atlanta, bands play from 5 until midnight on three separate [...]
Slow Runner-Fight Songs Circular Church December 1-Tickets “Fight Songs” is the third single released by Slow Runner in the last three months, continuing their series of singles that never quite fit on their previous albums.“XXX” “I Always Thought I Would Make You Happy” Each single has been leading up to Saturday, December 1 where they [...]
After keeping it upbeat and poppy with their past three releases on the SceneSC Sampler, Brave Baby (formerly Wylie) have released a dark little gem as their first single from their upcoming record. “Living in the Country” is the first single released off Brave Baby’s upcoming record Forty Bells, due out January 15, 2013 on [...]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! It’s time for my favorite show ever, The Stuffing. Featured at this year’s events are @ManchesterOrch, @CageTheElephant, @GROUPLOVE, @obrothermusic, @KevinDevineTwit, @RoyalThunderAtl, Hardy Morris and the Outfit, @gobotron, @do2w, @AllGetOut, @harrisonhudson and @Ponderosa_music. I’m not the only one excited, this cat’s on that level as well: Just to be [...]
Jeff Mangum (neutral milk hotel) With Special Guest: Tall Firs Tuesday, January 29 Doors at 7 PM Show at 8 PM Charleston Music Hall Reserved seats on sale Thursday, November 15th Tickets available at the Charleston Music Hall Ticket Office, charge by phone 1-800-514-3849, or online at etix.com Reserved seat tickets are $26.00 advanced and $28.50 day of [...]
We survived the week, you guys! I hope the election did not cost you too many Facebook friends or Twitter followers. If it did, though, I have some tweet-ers who might can help you fill those post #decision2012 voids you incurred. Our first #TwitterThursday account got some good news today. @hissgldnmssr was announced as one of [...]
Charleston got a good taste of Tennessee-and-Louisiana-bred rock this past Saturday when The Delta Saints played Charleston’s Pour House with The Dirty Guv’nahs. The Delta Saints made the night with their gritty, soulful southern rock vibes and beyond infectious energy. Throughout the night they played songs mostly from their upcoming album Death Letter Jubilee, which [...]
Recorded in the wet heat of the Columbia summer, the new tracks from Dead Surf’s upcoming album “Summer Never Was” have slowly started to trickle out. The three new tracks released so far offer up a more focused sound as the band recently celebrated their one year bandiversary. Caught somewhere between Kevin Arnold’s band The [...]
These days it’s easy to find out what your friends are listening to. Spotify is linked up with Facebook and lots of people have Last FM. In the past, WUSC has posted their charts, which sometimes included local albums side by side with national releases. Clemson’s WSBF posts their Top 30 albums weekly, but they [...]
Hola! It’s Twitter Thursday and also my birthday eve. One of these things is more important than the other, but I will let you decide. I don’t like forcing my values on others. Except when it comes to selling people on hotdogs. I will argue to the death about the deliciousness of hotdogs. And cupcakes. [...]
Family of the Year If you’ve had your ears open around the Columbia airwaves (92.1 The Palm) lately you might have heard Family of the Year’s new single “Hero”. They’re a band that is steadily on the rise, flowing on the back of male/female folky pop bandwagon that The Head and The Heart broke through [...]



