Steve Fitzpatrick provides the vocals to a band boasting the use of “that kitchen sink” (Flagpole.com). Unus Mundus plays live in our lobby and rocks the harmonica along with an ensemble of guitar, vocals, bass, keyboards, and percussion.
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The band seeks to explore different states of the human psyche through dark lyrics and electronic music. Their sound has been compared to bands such as Depeche Mode, Bauhaus, and Hocico.
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Marriage, a local Athens band, plays live in our lobby.
In the best way, there neither is, nor has ever been, anything in this world like Marriage, and it’s this tragically underrated footprint that makes Ebenezer’s release even more important. Sure, the band’s novel (read: alien) approach may make them hard to swallow on a mainstream level. But for those who can commit to Marriage, it’s happily ever after, to honor and cherish, as long as this band shall live.”
Bryan Aiken (Flagpole Magazine)
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Local Athens band Splinterbelly plays live at WUOG. They call it electric blue(s)grass. Splinter Belly performs a genre-bending brand of Americana that incorporates blues, bluegrass and jazz music.
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