Eli and Joe have been making music for over a decade, and combined forces while playing in other acts ---Eli in Lobotomy Pop and Joe in the Elevaders. They decided to team up permanantly in 2012, and they formed Eli Pop.
Twin Tigers "Death Wish" album release show here at The Drunken Unicorn on Friday, April 12th.
"(Twin Tigers) manages to sound simultaneously claustrophobic and expansive while sharply swerving guitar lines and cymbal swirls bleed color into an otherwise black-and-white landscape" –SPIN
Absence Of Ocean will be performing before Twin Tigers.
Absence of Ocean is a shoegaze band from Atlanta, that incorporates both post-rock and electronic elements to create lush soundscapes within hypnotic songs.
In August 2007, Tyler Duckworth unwittingly began writing songs for what is soon to become The Saints' debut album, Grand Karmic Circus. Living in Los Angeles at the time, Tyler originally conceived the record as a solo project to be produced with longtime collaborators Doug Banks and C.J. Mask.
Concord America here at The Drunken Unicorn on Wednesday, April 10th, 2013.
But attend just one Concord America show and you’ll quickly understand that this isn’t just music: it’s a lifestyle. While you’re undoubtedly moving your entire body to John’s energetic drums, you’ll likely find Ben emerging, screaming, from a cloud of body paint, and floral fabric while Vinny invites you to clap along.
On “Dreamers,” the dance-laden lullaby and lead single from Savoir Adore’s new album Our Nature, Paul Hammer and Deidre Muro invite listeners into a magical dream world.
"From the Velvet Underground to the Strokes and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, New York City has always been ground zero for the coolest bands around.
Atmospheric homegrown five-piece Caveman might be next on that list. Although Matthew Iwanusa (vocals), Jimmy Carbonetti (guitar), Stefan Marolachakis (drums), Sam Hopkins (synths) and Jeff Berrall (bass) lack the Ramones' matching leather jackets and the Strokes' hip haircuts, the band's Midlake-as-filtered-through-Creations Records sound feels effortlessly modern. Just as importantly, they're genuine real-deal New Yorkers." - Spinner
Pure Bathing Culture are performing before Caveman.
Daniel Hindman and Sarah Versprille began writing songs together in 2009. Their elegantly smooth pop melodies embody the nostalgia of soft 80s pop with a freshness all its own.
New Terminus here at The Drunken Unicorn on Friday, April 5th, 2013.
New Terminus is an Atlanta-based rock band with high-powered guitar-driven melodies and stylistic pop sensibilities. The band’s influences vary from Built To Spill and Superchunk to the Pixies and Pinback.
Stereo Dig is the brainchild of high school friends Adam Lawing and Jon Kirkendoll. In early 2012 the pair decided to form a band that would allow them to explore their interests in both indie rock and electronic music. Stereo Dig was born.
We just got together and started MAKING. IT. HAPPEN. We were inspired! The beats then the melodies, some times the other way around. Whatever it takes. Whatever works. That's what we'll do.
Marian is an Ethiopian-American singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has been honing her artistry in Atlanta, GA, gaining a diverse fanbase from her fresh, international sound and intimate presentation.
Good Golly Svengali is an Atlanta based band that specializes in composing & performing music with artists across all media. The band works extensively creating original music for The Imperial OPA Circus.
Champagne Room here at The Drunken Unicorn on Friday, March 29th, 2013.
All the times being like, “Who rented this car and why are we going to this place?”
You take the easy route and go, “Oh, thanks for the champagne. I'll have another.”
To this goal Champagne Room strives.
Violent Vickie will be performing before The Tascam Raider.
Violent Vickie is a multi-media electro-punk band from San Francisco, Calif. Inspired by riot grrrl and electronic music, Vickie started out by recording drum machines, keyboards, samplers, guitars, and vocals onto a four track.
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