In early June, Atlanta Hip Hop act Divine Interface (Drew Briggs) graced us with Seeking Arrangement (released on 2MR), Briggs’ second EP. Now, he’s given us the music video for stand-out track “Sometimes,” and it’s the perfect reminder that even […]
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Following the debut of their 2019 EP, The Way Felt Feels, post-punk quartet Warm Red solidified its status as one of East Atlanta’s most promising new acts through their intensely energetic live performances. Since they first emerged on the live
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Remember how scandalized we were in 2017 when Kellyanne Conway went on CNN to defend the White House providing what she called “alternative facts”? Do you recall how freshly infuriating it was to think there were people who didn’t know
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Buckhead Shaman, the brainchild of Atlanta musician Tyler Hobbs, has a track record of glossy, sparkling pop music under its belt. Most exemplified in the 2019 album Truly, Hobbs has shown his ability to produce a genre-fusing record of baroque
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The Mainline is gearing up for our Best Atlanta Albums of 2019 list, but we have a few releases we want you to check out that, for one reason or another, didn’t quite feel right next to the rest of
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In her debut release, Weekday Weekend (self-released on Aug. 23, 2019), Atlanta-based solo artist Nadia Marie displays an emotional potency with unnerving instability. In a small unmarked guitar shop, I watched Nadia sit on a leather couch inspecting two vintage
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