In between SUSTO‘s sets at the band’s awesome performance for Stopover in the Yard at The Grey, a good friend of mine wondered aloud what songs the band had yet to play. After all, we had heard so many great…
Asking me to pick the top 50 songs in any year is a hand wringing, completely over-analyzed, self-inflicted, joyous hell. I have no idea how many songs/albums I listen to in the course of a year. A zillion. But it’s almost…
This week’s New Music Monday features work from: SUSTO Drinking Bleach Grandaddy The Melvins The Obsessed Strand of Oaks Roadkill Ghost Choir Enjoy! SUSTO Charleston, S.C. “Hard Drugs” off the forthcoming & I’m Fine Today I suspect SUSTO is going…
And we’re back with another New Music Monday. We started this feature back in the summer, and we’ve published a new list with embedded music every week except in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Matthew. As we head into Thanksgiving,…
If I had to sum up my 2016 Bragg Jam experience with one vignette from the day-long festival, I’d have to pick the moment Justin Osborne of SUSTO realized that most of the crowd at Gallery West knew the chorus…
Service Brewing on Indian Street here in Savannah celebrated its 2nd birthday in grand style a couple weekends ago, as a packed house enjoyed beer samples, the new Big Bon Pizza, and great sets from The Whigs and SUSTO. The…
This week’s New Music Monday marks the 5th installment of this regular feature, which will always include embedded music so it’s easy to listen and easy to click through to learn more about the artists. Check out our previous posts…
The Charleston-based indie record label Hearts & Plugs will host their third annual Summer Shindig on June 25th in the parking lot at The Royal American. The label has assembled a great lineup for the “flamingo themed” event: Brave Baby…
Okay, so I survived. Saw 36 bands at Savannah Stopover, drank ummmm…more than 36 beers, hung out in the VIP lounge, walked many, many miles, spent time with a ton of friends new and old, generally had a blast, and…
For the third year in a row I shot Savannah Stopover professionally; my first year for the festival itself, and the last two for Savannah Magazine. Over these last three years I’ve had the good fortune to meet, and become…