Formed as a bedroom recording project by singer/guitarist John Robinson in 2008, Turf War became a full band in mid-2009 and began to grow a local following in their hometown of Augusta, GA before moving to Atlanta. Their style is gritty, Southern-tinged indie punk rock, with major influences from The Replacements, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Bruce [...]

Old Flame has many great new bands playing this year at CMJ. For those of you who will be in town we are throwing 2 parties. We’d love to see you at either or both! First on Thursday October 18th. Old Flame and A Heart Is A Spade Present and Official CMJ Showcase at Pianos [...]

We’re excited to have a slew of artists invading Austin next week. If you’re in town, be sure to see Turf War, You Won’t, Letting Up Despite Great Faults and of course Dead Confederate and Cloud Nothings! If you’re in Austin, track me down and take a picture with me. Can you top this one? [...]

The fine folks over at the Portland Mercury had some really kind words to say about the new Turf War LP. The Mercury’s Ned Lannamann said that he “keeps listening to Turf War’s debut album, Years of Living Dangerously, over and over again without really meaning to. I think I got addicted to it. And [...]

Our good friends at Aquarium Drunkard were kind enough to premiere the first MP3 from the debut album from Atlanta’s Turf War. Cheers to the Years is one of 11 catchy songs off the Ian St. Pé of the Black Lips produced Years of Living Dangerously, slated for release in September of 2011. Listen to [...]