The 2010’s were a special time for Analog Revolution and Doctor Deathray. While Analog Revolution was setting up a record store inside a sleazy DIY venue in Metro Atlanta, Deathray was playing in the Muscle Shoals area of Alabama. Deathray grew up playing in Hurly Burly and the Volcanic Fallout with Analog Revolution co-founder Ryan Stoyer, and they played the launch party for the magazine together. Up in the hills of of North Georgia, Ryan, Deathray, and Andrew Roach (also co-founder of Analog Revolution) reunited and brought the Analog Revolution record label back, which eventually brought the return of CassettesFor.Me!
The music of this decade shaped and formed the foundation for what Analog Revolution is today, and it’s time to share that with you!
This selection of songs comes from bands the trio either enjoyed, participated in, or both. It’s a hodgepodge collection, but each side showcases the sound in each scene a couple hundred miles apart. There are striking similarities and harsh differences; these artists inspired what we do today.