NEW LOCAL MUSIC BLOG
Local Music News has relocated HERE !!!
Local Music News has relocated HERE !!!
Look what I found! Its a documentary about our beloved station WUOG, done by the WUOG News staff a few years back, for our 35th anniversary. Listen and learn something new about the station that you love, WUOG is 90.5 fm Athens, GA.
Love,
william
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Dead Confederate does an interview on WUOG right after playing a scaled down Live in the Lobby for our last official LiTL of 2010.
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WE will be giving away WUOG gear! And screen printing! Bring a shirt or anything you want to get screen printed!
EXPECT AWESOME LOCAL BANDS:
Thursday, November 11th
Farm 255 – FREE!! – 9PM
-M Coast
-Nesey Gallons
-Witches
-Sleeping Friends
Friday, November 12th
Go Bar – FREE!! – 9PM
-Abandon the Earth Mission
-Marriage
-Arturo in Letto
-Yo Soybean
-Immuzikation
Saturday, November 13th
The 40 Watt – $5 – 9PM – GREEN GERRY STARTS AT 9pm!!
-Reptar
-Venice is Sinking
-Oryx and Crake
-Bigfoot
-Green Gerry
you can have fun!
you can meet your soulmate!
you can!
Try it!
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GET EXCITED!
Wednesday 9-29-10
Caledonia – Mr. Blank and The, Relentless Assault, The Resurrection Sorrow, Unplanned Pregnancies
Farm 255 – Dial Indicators FREE
Go Bar – Four Eyes, Witches
Little Kings – Holly Belle, Kaitlin Jones,
Terrapin Beer Co. - Sumilan
The Melting Point – Dank Sinatra, Capsule Corp.
THURSDAY 9-30-10
The beggining of WUOG’s Experimental in the Lobby
WUOG Experimental in the Lobby – Duet for Theremin and Lapsteel. 8pm
283 bar – Jeremy Roberts Quartet. FREE
40 Watt – Jamie DiCiurcio, Matt Joiner, Rollin’ Home
Amici Italian Café – Brock Butler. FREE
Caledonia – Cold Ones, Shitty Candy and the Circus Peanuts, Tastes Like Good, Thieves Market
DePalma’s Italian Cafe – Five Eight. FREE
Farm 255 – Eddie the Wheel. FREE
Flicker – The Humms, Timmy Tumble
Hotel Indigo - Ken Will Morton. FREE. 6pm
Last Call – Laissez Funk. FREE
Little Kings – AUX Vol. 2 release party. Experimental Improv with tons of local musicians. FREE. 10pm
FRIDAY 8-1-10
Nuçi’s Space - 10th Anniversary Party feat. Peter Alvanos, Claire Cambell, Shauna Greeson, Marisa Mustard, Sursievision, Jim White
40 Watt – Futurebirds CD release party + Velveteen Pink, Banannafish, Gift Horse
Caledonia – The Devilneck Metal fest. feat. American Cheeseburger, Armazilla. Holy Dirt, In the Lurch, Marriage, Music Hates You, Royal Thunder, Sons of Tonatiuh, Utah
Farm 255 – Flamingo Royale, Junk. FREE
Flicker – Semicircle, Green Gerry
Go Bar - Chrissakes
Hendershot’s Coffee Bar – Adam Klein
Little Kings – Karbomb, Los Meesfits
New Earth - Ashutto Mirra, Lingo, Suex Effect
SATURDAY 8-2-10
40 Watt – Elf Power, Lemaster. Listen to a Live interview on WUOG 90.5 fm at 5pm.
Caledonia - The Devilneck METAL Fest feat. Colossus, Death of Kings, Demonaut, Guzik, Helmsmen, Let the Night Roar, Noble Rust, Rat Babies, Shark Heart, Stone Mountain Freeway, Whores, Wizard Smoke
Sandy Creek Park - The North Georgia Folk Festival feat. Athens Old Time Gospel Singers, The Ballybeg Band, Curley Maple, The Freight Hoppers, Hair of the Dog, High Strung String Band, Hope foragoldensummer, Old Time Ballad Singers, Old Time Fiddlers Circle, String Theory, William Tonks, Woopets of Wooten
Farm 255 – Big Hug Little Kiss, Green Gerry, Quiet Hooves. FREE
Flicker – Hans Darkbolt, Dusty Lightswitch
New Earth – Autism Rock Night. 6pm-9pm. Adrian Zelski, SursieVision, Vinyl Strangers. FREE
The Melting Point – Grogus
SUNDAY 8-3-10
ACC Library - Exception to the Rule. FREE. 3pm
MONDAY 8-4-10
Ashford Manor – Packway Handle Band, Adam Klein
Rye Bar – Ghetto Mezrab. FREE
TUESDAY 8-5-10
WUOG Experimental in the Lobby – John Fernandes. 8pm FREE. Also tune in to Sound of the City at 8:30 for a guest DJ set with Nesey Gallons
Go Bar – Broken Glass, Dierz Eve
Little Kings – Cold Ones
Rye Bar – Greg Moyer. FREE
1. Elf Power – s/t
2. Bubbly Mommy Gun – Ain’t Got No Favorite Color
3. Grape Soda - CDR
4. Casper and the Cookies – Modern Silence
5. Bambara – Dog Ear Days EP
6. Hola Halo – Time Out Here
7. Ham1 – Let’s Go On and On With Ham1
8. Qurious – Planet Plant
9. Gift Horse – Mountain of Youth
10. Twin Tigers – Grey Waves
Modern Skirts Interview from the Archives. Recorded in earlier 2008.
Sounds like it was recorded over the phone… so pardon the weird quality!
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Old interview! Not sure when it actually aired.
Enjoy:
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I found some old interviews! Check out this one with WUOG DJ, Tommy McGahee, and Je Suis France.
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Band: Quiet Hooves
Date: 9-18-10
Venue: 40 Watt
The first thing I noticed during Quiet Hooves’ set was the Steve Urkel figure dancing spasmodically in front of the stage. My attention was soon completely captivated by the poppy, eclectic sounds of this band of locals. Quiet Hooves is a larger than average band, a large ensemble including some keyboard players, guitarists, a very animated percussionist, and even a small horn section that kicked much brass from the left side of the stage. The best term I could use to describe the band is “controlled chaos”- although their songs were a mad jumble of different elements and sounds, every song felt cohesive. A common thread among the songs was their experimentation in vocals and instrumentals. Some songs featured structured harmonization to supplement the lead singer, while others featured members randomly chiming in with yelps and exclamations. Most songs had the keyboardists playing a mélange of chimes and melodies, garnished by the wails of the horn players and the feverish patter of the percussionist. Quiet Hooves had enough stage presence and energy to rival the likes of Of Montreal, who just played in Athens two weeks ago, and bands like Gogol Bordello, who know how to deliver on stage but keep the tone light at the same time, never taking themselves too seriously. The songs were varied enough to keep you interested and catchy enough to keep you dancing. By the end of the set, it required the best of my efforts to keep my feet on the ground and my limbs from raucously flailing to the beat, too.
- Lori Keong