By Joaquin Lewis Music Journalist Crumb is a band that has managed to quietly secure a beloved spot in the Austin music scene. Having heard it in the conversations around me—many concertgoers had first discovered the band during their 2021 set at Levitation Festival, an experience that clearly stuck with them. The fact that tonight’s show was hosted by Austin’s own KUTX 98.9 only added to the sense of homegrown […]
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 […]
By Ashlee Harcar Local Music Journalist Amidst the kaleidoscopic lights and ethereal energy of Austin Psych Fest this year, Still Corners emerged as a shimmering gem, casting a spell over the audience with their mesmerizing performance. The British duo, comprised of vocalist Tessa Murray and multi-instrumentalist Greg Hughes, transported the crowd into a dreamlike realm with hypnotic melodies and visuals. As the evening descended, the crowd gathered, some springing from […]
By Lillian Jones Music Director Throughout the day of April 20, drizzling precipitation foreshadowed the calm before the storm that was Mannequin P***y’s performance at Mohawk in Austin. Alongside some friends, I packed into a car filled with anticipation as we made the gloomy I-35 journey downtown. Mannequin P***y released their newest album I Got Heaven on March 1st and shortly began their tour after. The band has a unique […]
Grace Wartman Music Journalist My friends and I are leaving Sewell Park with more bug bites each day which is infuriating but also a friendly reminder that summer is creeping up on us – thanks bugs! As the temperatures rise, albums are dropping – lots of them. From an album suggestion tease to a full affirmative announcement, this summer is looking like a hot one in terms of the new […]
By Grace Wartman Music Journalist Tilman Singer’s upcoming horror film "Cuckoo" had its national premiere at this year’s South by Southwest Film Festival. Euphoria star Hunter Schafer leads the movie with teenage angst, a killer scream and a stellar performance – the most captivating element in the film. I left my Paramount theatre seat feeling many things, but nothing could shake how utterly impressed I was by Schafer’s acting in […]
Grace Wartman Music Journalist Austin's most hectic month is always March thanks to South by Southwest (SXSW)! With March also being Women’s History Month, I couldn’t not go over some of the many amazing women who performed at SXSW’s music festival. Women have made astonishing contributions to the music industry and we're lucky to watch this happen in real time. So here are some of the all-women/women-led groups and women […]
By Grace Wartman Music Journalist The music industry as a collective wouldn’t be where it is today if not for the endeavors of many brilliant black talents. This can be seen in all facets of the industry and is evident across all genres, and their efforts deserve to be acknowledged and applauded. Punk-rock is a prominently white genre, but most people do not realize that this genre, along with many […]
By Grace Wartman Music Journalist Mark your calendars: Lana Del Rey’s third studio album, Ultraviolence, hits double digits in age this year on June 13. Since I’m a big fan, my social media algorithm is filling with fan theories and hopeful forecasts of what a tenth-anniversary edition album may have in store – including Lana’s unreleased deep cuts of “Is This Happiness” and “Flipside.”A deluxe edition album would, without a […]
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