Emo, pop-punk band Charmer is releasing their self-titled album, via No Sleep Records, on Friday and I had the privilege of listening to it early. I was previously unfamiliar with Charmer’s music, but after listening to this album they may become part of my everyday playlists. The songs on Charmer aren’t really heavy at all, but… Continue reading Album Review: Charmer – ‘Charmer’
On March 29th I travelled to Nashville to see Jule Vera open for Don Broco, I The Mighty, and Our Last Night. I was fortunate enough to be able to photograph Jule Vera’s set but had to shoot from the crowd, which is something I’ve never really had to do before. Challenge accepted. Jule Vera came… Continue reading Photo Spotlight: Jule Vera
Sleep On It is one of the fastest up-and-coming bands in the music scene right now. If you’ve been to a Sleep On It show or bought merch from them, you’ve undoubtedly met or seen Alex Fucking Smith. I had the pleasure of reading the Made In America Tour Journals AFS wrote for the most… Continue reading Review: Made in America Tour Journals and exclusive interview
Crown the Empire, Asking Alexandria, and Black Veil Brides came through Atlanta on the “Resurrection Tour” last week and I had the absolute pleasure of attending and photographing the show. Crown the Empire Crown the Empire was first on this packed lineup and as soon as they came out on stage, they had everyone on… Continue reading Concert Review: Asking Alexandria
Last Friday Speak Low if You Speak Love, Creeper, Seaway, and Neck Deep came to Atlanta, Georgia. I had the privilege of attending and photographing the show. Speak Low If You Speak Love Speak Low kicked things off and it was my first time seeing this band play live. I was expecting their performance to be… Continue reading Concert Review: Neck Deep and special guests
If you are in the music scene at all, you’ve probably heard of Waterparks. They’re one of the hottest bands right now and they’re taking the world by storm. Their sophomore LP Entertainment drops on Friday, but I had the pleasure of getting an early listen. I thought Double Dare was good, but Entertainment absolutely blew me… Continue reading Album Review: Waterparks — Entertainment
Fans of Speak Low If You Speak Love have grown use to the soft acoustic sounds that Ryan Scott Graham produces when he’s not playing bass in State Champs. With the release of his first album, Everything but What You Need, Graham showed us a different side of himself than the one we see when… Continue reading Album Review: Speak Low If You Speak Love — Nearsighted
