The Starlight Drive-in (Best place to see a movie in the world), El Myr burritos,
Southern Porches, Bicycling through the Krog Street Tunnel, The Brown Sound
Sounds Like
Glaciers sliding into the ocean as albatrosses call out to one another.
You can pick up the band's records from the following places:
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In Atlanta the records can be found at the following locations:
Decatur CD 356 West Ponce de Leon Ave Decatur, GA 30030 tel:404.371.9090
Criminal Records 466 Moreland Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30307 tel: 404.215.9511
Wax N Facts 432 Moreland Ave NE Atlanta, GA 30307-1423 tel: 404.525.2275
Atlanta's entry in the field of pop psychedelia is the Silent Kids, an erstwhile four-piece. The band made their name by putting to good use vintage equipment, makeshift home studio space, an analog eight-track recorder, and general inventiveness.
The band released their debut "Tomorrow Waits" in 2003 and toured the United States. Their 2nd album "Dinosaurs Turn Into Birds" was released in early 2008.
And thanks to you guys for the bass amp loan. I've been enjoying the copy of "Tomorrow Waits" I picked up the other night at the show -- looking forward to the follow-up!
Sorry to miss you in Charleston. Now I've been to Vermont, Germany, Indianapolis, and Myrtle Beach, but still no Silent Kids. When is Corn Dog Fest-a-rama again?
