The Selmanaires

The Selmanaires are an American Indie rock band from Atlanta , Georgia . Two members, Herb and Jason Harris, are twin brothers. The name of the band derives from the street address of the first house they practiced in together : 73 Selman...

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...its sixth and latest shoot. According to a Dry Ink report/interview, Mastodon, Deerhunter, Black Lips, Shannon Wright, Snowden, the Selmanaires, and the Coathangers were among the Atlanta bands that tore through one song apiece-- just before...

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...didn't stop a few hundred kids from packing into the Black Cat for an evening of ethereal, psych-tinged rock. First up were Atlanta's Selmanaires, who did double duty, serving as both opening act and backing band for Bradford Cox. As the...

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...essentially partners in crime with a band of bad boys like the Black Lips, it takes extra effort not to appear tame by comparison. The Selmanaires have grown up in the burgeoning Atlanta indie scene nearly step-for-step with the Lips, but...

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...The Orphins, Bobby Ubangi, The Coathangers,Brass Castle, The Liverhearts, Elevado, Jackyl, Deerhunter, Family Force 5,The Selmanaires and Kaki King. In the early 1980s, Atlanta was the home of a thriving new wave music scene...

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Insane Clown Posse at Sonar. Cheryl Wheeler & Christine Lavin at Birchmere. Paula Cole at Rams Head Tavern. Broadcast, Atlas Sound, the Selmanaires at Black Cat. The Marshall Tucker Band at State Theatre. Dead Man's Bones Sixth & I Historic...

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...some of the debaucherous tales you might read -- still, the band has songs good enough that it doesn't have to hide behind silly stunts. The Selmanaires (listen) and the always-awesome the Points (listen) open at the Black Cat. For...

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...& the Explosives, Cryptacize, Boyracer, Dark Meat, Bunnygrunt, Apes, We Versus the Shark, Casper and the Cookies, the Coathangers, the Selmanaires, the Secret History, Ruby Isle, the Faintest Ideas, My Teenage Stride, and an unholy host...

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...noise with a bit of menace, are touring in support of their new album, "Good Bad Not Evil." (See Media Mix for a review, Page 8.) With the Selmanaires. Friday at Sonar, 407 E. Saratoga St., Baltimore. $15. 410-327-8333. Saturday at the...

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...filmed on July 29, 2007 in Atlanta. Canty also revealed the twelve contributing bands, which include Shannon Wright, the Liverhearts, the Selmanaires, Deerhunter, the Black Lips , Delia Gartrell, the Mighty Hannibal, the Carbonas, the All...

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