If you’ve checked out the online edition of This Little Underground over the past couple weeks, you might have noticed a new component to our live music column: video. Each week, I’m going to meet up with Bao at shows to capture video, that we’re calling TLU TV, that I hope communicates various positive...
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Orlando City Soccer Club stirred up some sports frenzy instantly when they came to town, nodding to MLS fans who were so hugely dedicated to their overseas soccer clubs, they packed the Celt at unheard-of drinking hours between 5 and 8 a.m. during the World Cup, getting rowdy before it was a locally cool...
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I couldn’t help but notice a couple local and regional bands joining up on some big tours this year, so wanted to offer up my congrats to Roadkill Ghost Choir, who’s on the road with Band of Horses, as well as the Woolly Bushmen who will spend some quality time with Southern Culture on...
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Earnest Deland folk dudes Roadkill Ghost Choir may have only just released their first EP last year, Quiet Light EP, but they are kind of killing it both on the local and the national level. The year has barely even started humming, and the soulful crooners are already booked to play the Governors Ball...
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Day Joy’s dreamy, atmospheric track “Go to Sleep, Mess,” got a video to go along with it this week (premiering on Paste), and the visuals definitely add to the highly emotional vibe with which the track is already imbued. The video was created by Michael Lawrence and Alex Amoling and treds on well worn...
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This week, you can catch the Passenger, Orlando’s latest feel-good alt-rock band that conjures a similar vibe through their own enthusiastic anthems.
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Orlando’s the New Lows have a record coming out Nov. 13. It’s called I Couldn’t Sleep, and they’ve put up three new singles on Bandcamp to tempt you with. Perhaps you will listen to them and buy the record. Or go to one of their multiple upcoming local shows: Oct. 26 @...
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Every week at Orlando Music News, the site highlights a local band (or artist). A good local band (or artist). This week, the woozy, torch-lit electro-dreampop of A.T.T.I.C. A.T.T.I.C. plays at Stardust this Saturday, May 28, with Lady Lazarus (from Savannah), Saskatchewan (who will be playing their first live show), and Marmalade.
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Every week at Orlando Music News, the site highlights a local band (or artist). A good local band (or artist). This week, the wonderful mixed bag of indie-flecked, soulful, electronic songwriter-y goodness that is Maximino (a.k.a. Gerald Perez). Maximino plays at Will’s this Wednesday, May 18, with the Love Language, Loud Valley, and Young Brother (with...
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Every week at Orlando Music News, the site highlights a local band. A good local band. This week, the high-powered punk rock of How Dare You. How Dare You celebrate the release of their latest album – The King, The Clown, and the Colonel (out May 10 on Anchorless Records) – with a show...
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Attorney John Morgan backs marijuana legalization News: Local celeb-attorney is new chair of statewide marijuana advocacy organization United for Care By Billy Manes 4/24/2013
Noodles and Rice Café Food & Drink: Noodles of every shape take center stage at this Mills 50 restaurant By Faiyaz Kara 5/15/2013