Click here to go directly to the Savannah Stopover Sessions bandcamp page. Click here to sample the sessions on the Stopover site. Having bought a VIP pass for last month’s Savannah Stopover, I was thrilled to spend part of Saturday…
The first time I wrote about mumbledust, I said this: I’d listened to mumbledust several times online in recent weeks and was anxious to see them live for the first time. So I stopped at Graveface Records & Curiosities on…
Just a few photos of a couple of inventive bands at the recent event Bats in the Belfry at Desotorow Gallery and the Starland Dairy. Audio embedded.
Good news for readers of Do — the entertainment pullout section on Thursdays in the Savannah Morning News: Kayne Lanahan and The MusicFile team (the folks behind Savannah Stopover) are going to be writing a couple of columns per month.
The inaugural piece: The MusicFile: Sorting out the top 10 Southern songs of 2012.
Fuzzbook is a British record label and blog that sums up its interests this way: “fuzzpop / shoegaze / surfpop / dreampop / lo-fi — You name it we’ve got it (as long as its one of those).” As it turns out, two Savannah acts — mumbledust and Sauna Heat — got the label’s attention with releases this year.
mumbledust is a duo of Rachael Perisho and Ryan McCardle. Perisho has a clear, almost languid voice that’s especially interesting when she’s playing the saw. On banjo and guitar, McCardle’s voice is firm, beautiful, and oddly quiet — at least in Friday’s unplugged performance in the store.
Christian Lee Hutson is a member of The Driftwood Singers, but he’ll be on his own for this gig.
During her six year stint in Germany, her musical pendulum swung from one extreme to the other. She sang in operas at the Komische Oper, played shows with a country band, Rose’s Shoulder, and acted in plays and films. Katie was hired by European and American theater performance artists for her versatility as an entertainer, and has performed in Madrid, Geneva, Düsseldorf, Berlin and New York.
