Ava Broussard Music Journalist Although it seems New Year’s was only yesterday, another holiday is peering around the corner. If you’ve gotten tired of the same old Valentine’s Day routine, whether it be a simple date night with your special valentine, or sitting on the couch eating the chocolates your mom got you, here are a few local bands playing on the 14th to spark your night full of love, […]
By Abby McCabe Local Music Journalist Picture this—a black, putrid bog, shrouded by rolling clouds of foreboding mist. Crooked trees with tangled branches cast shadows that dance tauntingly across the bank, the wind whispering wishes of the macabre through its thin twisting branches. Creatures; nestling, burrowing. They chitter and chirp, into the thick air, singing songs of unknown origin. Beyond the bog lies a dense, dark forest, its haunting allure […]
By Chloe Rawlinson Local Music Journalist After producing DIY shows at venues such as Private Park and Alchemy Records, San Marcos local, Hannah Fulkerson decided to open the doors to a more intimate venue for live music and vivacious times — her home. After sitting down and talking to Hannah about her experience, I’ve been able to pull back the curtain to expose the trials and tribulations of hosting a […]
By Lillian Jones Music Director If you are anything like me, you have had your music taste described as “melancholy” by your peers on multiple occasions. I owe this descriptor and a wide majority of my music taste to the slowcore band Duster. I began listening to Duster my senior year of high school and it quickly became a ritual to listen to them. My daily routine consisted of waking […]
By Lillian Jones Music Director As autumn ever so slowly approaches, the air gets cooler, the leaves get crunchier and our musical rotation gets sadder. To throw myself into the deep end of this seasonal pattern, I found myself at a Fog Lake concert. I had only heard of Fog Lake recently when they opened for Loving on their tour back in the Spring. Unfortunately I had missed that show […]
By Andy Page Music Multimedia It’s not common for me to arrive late to a show, but with I-35 traffic, that can happen sometimes… (thank you, I-35 construction!!). “C’mon, do we really have to pay for parking,” I asked my friend, Annie, who accompanied me to the show. “Do you want to get a ticket,” she asked. Reluctantly, I entered my car’s information into the parking meter. Annie and I […]
Grace Wartman Music Media From Atlanta to Austin, indie artist Faye Webster made her way to Moody Amphitheater this Thursday in support of her most recent album Underdressed at the Symphony. Webster’s fifth studio album offers fresh, intriguing additions to her discography while also sounding like a natural successor to what she has previously created. She reuses musical elements in the new album that listeners have heard before, adhering to […]
Soleil Caouette Music Journalist As the temperature drops and the leaves fall from the trees, I believe these peaceful moments should be paired with a certain kind of music. A band that blends dreamy guitar riffs and melancholic melodies is none other than The Sundays. The Sundays produce music close to the listener’s hearts, singing emotional memories and sharing delicate details of their lives. The founders, Harriet Wheeler and […]
Kylie Swain Music Journalist One of the most effective ways to stay focused while studying is through listening to music. According to a study from the University of Maryland Global Campus, people who listen to music, whether casually or for focus, tend to experience higher mental well-being and reduced anxiety. For those looking to exercise their brain while studying, listening to, or playing music is a powerful tool. It […]
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