Music

The Janitor is a soundtrack.  Soundtracks aren’t critiqued with the same scrutiny as traditional studio albums. Their appraisal is colored by the reception of the accompanying film. This is fine when the movie and its soundtrack are equally yoked in

SLM_RNG_EP by slime ring Slime Ring is Sebastian Marquez, a queer Latinx musician and gaming ephemera enthusiast based in Decatur. These two aspects of Sebastian’s identity couldn’t be laid more bare than on his debut EP SLM_RNG_EP. Needless to say,

The Man in the Submarine by Allen Love Allen Love’s The Man In The Submarine is truly a breath of fresh air: it feels totally current, playful, and experimental. Love perfectly balances evoking the milieu of forward-thinking alternative funk acts

Storm the Gates of Heaven by Canopy Joc Canopy Joc mastermind and True Blossom songwriter, Chandler Kelley, contextualizes the singles he’s been doling out in the first half of 2021 with his first full-length release, Storm the Gates of Heaven.

Love, Grey Skies by Do You Feel Lucky? Do You Feel Lucky? is the supergroup we didn’t know we needed. Comprising Barry’s Dead, Hayes Gotsick, and Anthony Doud of Safari Williams, the band uses “Love, Grey Skies” to prove the

As the possibility of reopening and resuming public activity seems likely for 2021, catch up with some releases you may have missed from Atlanta artists during April. Who knows? Maybe we\’ll be seeing them live in the not-so-distant future. “Projections”

Celebrate the two weeks of pleasant Georgia springtime with our favorite ATL releases you may have missed in March. :) “Get the Lotion” by Buckhead Shaman Buckhead Shaman, the epithet of Tyler Hobbs, graces us with his latest funk-infused single,