Book of Colors at East Atlanta Strut, September 27, 2014

Book of Colors in the parking lot between The Earl and The Argosy next to the Vietnamese nail salon during the East Atlanta Strut, a low-key kickoff to Rocktober 2014.

Phox

Phox at Vinyl, July 16, 2014

EMA

EMA at The Drunken Unicorn, 4/29/2014

It's wonderful how EMA can take songs with titles as dark and foreboding as Cthulu and Dead Celebrities and make them sound so accessible and listener-friendly.

Last Night at The Goat Farm

Not that I was there, but here's a video from last night's performance by Little Tybee.

America's Greatest Living Songwriter

Short and to the point, with just the right amount of Buck Owens.

Tweedy on Colbert

Say what you will about Jeff Tweedy, but you have to appreciate his taste in backup singers, especially when he brings Lucius on stage with him like he did on The Colbert Report last night.

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Repetition. Repetition. Repetition. Repetition.

"Music takes place in time, but repetition beguilingly makes it knowable in the way of something outside of time. It enables us to “look” at a passage as a whole, even while it’s progressing moment by moment. But this changed perspective brought by repetition doesn’t feel like holding a score and looking at a passage’s notation as it progresses. Rather, it feels like a different way of inhabiting a passage — a different kind of orientation." - Elizabeth Hellmuth Margulis, director of the Music Cognition Lab at the University of Arkansas