A collection of thought, sound & ideas. Since 2008.
Tape Feed is a compilation cassette + digital release, curated by Gypsy Farm & made possible by the Athens Area Arts Council with a goal of raising donations for the food bank (Feeding America), helping to fight hunger & food waste. We are pleased to announce the sequel to vol. 1, Tape Feed, Vol. 2 will release October 3rd, on Gypsy Farm.
The band's upcoming album, Pelzer Fuck Club, opens with the suggestive "Burn One Off", hexing the energy of a high desert drag-strip before spilling into their previous offering, the junglelike "Golden Bears". The PFC album is slated for release August 30th on Gypsy Farm.
Of the notable clips included, viewers may recognize several blasts from the past including the band's infamous practice trailer, where several early works were tracked, such as 2008's Talking To A Ghost.
Taken from a full performance back in September, The Humms belt out their song "PGP" live before a ghostly studio audience at the Shoal Creek Country Music Park in Lavonia, GA. The song is from their most recent album, Vampire Hours, released last fall on Gypsy Farm Records.
The tune comes from their Vampire Hours album, released on vinyl by Gypsy Farm last fall and the "M.A.S.H. on acid" type atmosphere within this accompanying video is reminiscent of my long lost youth, attempting to fine-tune our television antenna that stretched up beyond the heavens.
"Hatch's first official solo effort, titled "Place Without A Name" showcases a range of different styles and features the piano-wizardry of Mark Plemmons among several other musical guests. The album is set to be an enjoyable experience for the listener." -Plez Jay
The show, hosted by Matthew Suwalski, and produced by Atlanta, GA's NetfreqTV, is called Freq Out and will feature new material from The Humms off of their forthcoming album, Vampire Hours (GF011) as well as their first 'public' performance since 2013.
Venturing from previous Marble Soup releases, this zero-gravity tune boasts an intergalactic vibe brought on by Garrison's keying of the Rhodes piano met with solid backing courtesy of drummer Cody Martin, complimented with the masterful guitar work of Jake Stargel, finally baked in a dash of star-dust provided by Zeke Sayer on vocoder.
Using the alias "Marble Soup" local Georgia native Matthew Garrison released his self-titled debut EP last month as download, stream and limited edition compact disc. The EP marks the first new physical release on the Gypsy Farm label since 2014 and is the result of several recording sessions spaced between Lula and Lavonia, Georgia dating back …
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