>> Last Night on Late Night: Jeff Lynne's ELO did "Mr. Blue Sky" and "When I Was A Boy" and Jimmy and J Law did "Come Dance With Us" on Fallon, James Taylor updated "Fire and Rain", did "Montana," "You Can Close Your Eyes," and John Lyndon smoked a cigarette on Colbert, Albert Hammond, Jr. did "Born Slippy" and "Razor's Edge" on Kimmel, Mutemath did "Light Up" on Meyers, Biebs did carpool karaoke on Corden, Trey Anastasio did "The Song" on Coco, and earlier in the day, One D did "Perfect" on Ellen.
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A round-up of Atlanta music news Arbor Labor Union, the Athens/Atlanta-based outfit formerly known as Pinecones, has signed with Sub Pop. In May 2015, the group crafted a riff-heavy debut, titled Sings For You Now (Arrowhawk Records).…
Detroit hardcore legend excels in 2015 despite its small body of recorded work. Detroit hardcore progenitors Negative Approach built quite a legacy between 1981 and 1984, despite releasing a small body of work. The group's well-aged discography is slim: Process of Elimination compilation track "Lost Cause," the classic self-titled EP with cover art lifted from The Exorcist, and the 1983 LP Tied Down make up Negative Approach's complete catalog.…
Nashville-bred quartet unveils a record and accompanying film that uses dissonance and melody to capture the experience of abuse and recovery. Linear Downfall speaks in the language of extremes. The Nashville-bred quartet has spent a lifetime translating emotional tension into a balance of discord and delicacy.…
Hangout Music Fest returns once again to Gulf Shores, Ala, the weekend of May 20-22. Atlanta representation is thick this year, as Run the Jewels, Raruy, Big Grams take the stage along with the likes of Grimes, HEALTH, the Weeknd, and countless others. 