Lava House: More Than Just a Party
Lava House is more than a collective that throws parties, they are a brand; a powerhouse of like-minded creatives who managed to find a niche that works.
Q&A with Spooky Squad
Spooky Squad, a collective of musicians and creatives, are starting to make noise on the scene.
Silver Screen Time Machine
The Plaza Theater and Videodrome have many things in common, but the most important isn’t film…
Little Tybee Tours the Eastern Seaboard
Atlanta’s own Little Tybee is heading back on tour, and they’ve got a lot in store for the coming cities.
Constant Surprises comes to MOTHER
A new Bar in downtown Edgewood, MOTHER Bar, is starting a new monthly multi-genre showcase curated by Chris Blank Wilkins of the African Space Collective.
Brandon Treadway for Plasma Magazine
Brandon Treadway and his process of creating an original piece for Plasma Magazine.
Atlanta, A Changing of The Guard
Jordan Neal’s dissection of the political undercurrents in Atlanta.
A Resurgence of Rock in a City of Hip Hop
Punk Black's showcase at Union in East Atlanta Village.
'Ain't Never Left the South but Once' Photographs by Casey Doran
'Ain't Never Left the South but Once’ is a collection of photographs shot on Casey Doran's cross-country trip over a two-week period.
Julie Slonecki Offers Poptismism On Political “88”
Songwriter, producer, and pop imagineer Julie Slonecki addresses generational questions and existential crises with synth-pop on her new track, “88.”
The South Has Something To Say
Film. Stand up. Music. Civic discourse. Together in one location for one night!
Album Review: I Bleed Pop by Seal Pup
Self-reflection is at the core of Seal Pup’s latest release I Bleed Pop. Jake Cook, the mind behind the project, wrote, recorded, performed, and mixed the entire album. T