Weekly Spotlight
Interview w/ Doug James of 420 Outback
Lokal Loudness and 420 Outback have always had a connection going all the way back to Doug James’ participation in the 1998 launch party to celebrate Lokal Loudness’ transition from “paper” to “cyber”. In the nearly 10 years since, James and the 420 Outback family have popped in and out of the Augusta music timeline [...]
Interview w/ Will McCranie
Just a few of months ago, prior to his moving to New York City, we sat down and had a conversation with Will McCranie, now he’s coming back for a show at Sky City with his buddy Jacob Beltz and a few other friends. So in celebration of “Willie Mac” coming back we spoke [...]
Celebrate America’s History with a Little Lokal Loudness History
This week, while you’re getting all Patriotic gearing up to celebrate the anniversary’s of America’s Independence, we bring you a look back at our own history of independence. Lokal Loudness has been fighting for Augusta music since February 10th, 1992 so we thought we’d bring you a bit of July Lokal Loudness history. [...]
Interview w/ The Burgundy Curtain
Described by one local online music publication as “shoegazers”, Aiken Indie/Ambient/Electronica band The Burgundy Curtain possess a sound that is a gorgeous mix of melody, enchantment and ethereal sounds that at times would seem to contradict the mere present of only the band’s two primary members singer-songwriter/multi instrumentalist Nick Del Rossi and drummer/beat creator [...]
Interview w/ Chairleg
For years rock and roll and horror have gone together like a sort of sick theater of the macabre. Lights, blood, antics, the whole horrific nine yards. Arthur Brown hung himself from a cross in the late sixties, Alice Cooper was beheaded for the first time in the early seventies, Blackie Lawless of [...]
Interview w/ Eric Fletcher of Fletch&Folk
Since the Millennium the Augusta area has been a mini-magnet for husband and wife bands. Bands like The Livingroom Legends, featuring Ken and Mindy Stephens, Lives of Reily, with Gavin and Brooke Reily, and Joe Graves and the Dirty Left Hand, anchored by the rhythm section of Brian Allen and his wife Tracy Steele. [...]
Interview w/ 48VOLT
First off lemme warn you brave reader-this interview may get confusing, and at times odd, but never fear because I myself, the supposed “guru” of Augusta music was at times a little off-keel as well. But you will find, if you muscle your way through this informative discussion with vocalist Brian Panowich and [...]
Interview w/ Joseph Christie
With a combined love for leading others in worship (not to mention the caffeinated goodness of Starbucks), the Joseph Christie Band is the culmination of many paths arriving at the same point. Spearheaded by namesake Joseph Christie and rounded out by Joseph’s bother Jared on keyboards, Chris Reid on lead guitar, Keith Axelson on [...]
Confederation of Loudness Kicks off Fund
After weeks of work and anticipation, primarily by Augusta musician/scene reporter & supporter Brian Allen, the combined community showcase, The Confederation of Loudness, presented by The Confederation of Noisemakers Website and we here at Lokal Loudness, exploded into the Playground with loads of incredible lokal music and attendees. The event, labeled by Allen as [...]
Interview w/ Brian & Tracy of Joe Graves & the Dirty Left Hand
Joe Graves & the Dirty Left Hand. You know ‘em or at least you know OF them. If anything you know Mr. Graves and the merry men (and woman) who make up the Dirty Left Hand. Most of these guys have been tearing up the scene for your in bands like Mary [...]
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