By Andrew Nogay Web Content Assistant Dillon Hutyra is a recent Texas State graduate, and is currently the main force behind Grey Sky Symphony, an indie-pop band. He stopped by Other Side Drive to discuss the process of making his music, playing shows and much more with hosts Malik and Kate.
By Andrew Nogay Assistant Web Content Manager The Two Lips, a garage rock band that hails from our own San Marcos, came on Other Side Drive to talk about how they met, bands they take inspiration from, their new EP and much more. This interview also features a few songs by the Two Lips, filling out this fantastic segment.
By Andrew Nogay Web Content Assistant Animals for Hands, an independent band from Austin, talks to Other Side Drive hosts Alex Ross and "Dirty" Jewels about life as a band, their recent success and their favorite pickup lines. They also go in-depth about one of their music videos, and the genesis behind the demented nature of it. It is overall a rollicking time for everyone involved.
By Kendra Sells Head for the Hills Press Team Weekend Warriors of Texas State, Resonant Frequency, touched down at Head for the Hills on Thursday. I sat down with the trio and talked about juggling school and tour life, lettuce and their contributions to future funk. The group formed only two years ago and have since played various shows and a headlining gig at Cosmic Flux in Arkansas. Resonant […]
By Kendra Sells Head for the Hills Press Team Tweed is not only a funkadelic band from Philadelphia, but they are a sweet group of guys that took a chance and gave me, a complete stranger, a ride from San Marcos to Kerrville for Head for the Hills. I hadn’t listened to them prior to the trip because I figured a live performance would be the best first impression. […]
By Janelle Abad SXSW Press Team I first saw Dilly Dally at the CMJ 2015 Music Marathon in the middle of New York City surrounded by strangers that would soon become very good friends of mine to my right and strangely enough, Bob Boilen of NPR to my left. I had never heard of Dilly Dally before venturing to the lower level of the Santos Party House, but I […]
By Janelle Abad SXSW Press Team What is spelled the same way forwards and backwards and sings songs about menstruation? If you guessed Seattle, Washington based feminist-glitter-punk group Tacocat then you’re right on the money. The vibrant quartet trekked down to Austin for this year’s SXSW festivities from their show in Denton, Texas. “We’re playing eight shows in six days. We’re going to just see what we see. It’s always […]
By Brittany Robinson and Nestor Vazquez SXSW Press and Street Team Eduardo Arenas - Bass Carlos Arevalo - Guitar Bardo Martinez - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Organ Gabriel Villa - Drums, Back Vocals Have you guys been to Austin before? Martinez: We have, this is our fourth time here. How do you like SXSW 2016 so far? Arenas: It’s crazy, it’s chaotic. There’s a lot of bands. It’s just unreal. You can’t […]
By Brittany Robinson SXSW Press Team Beach Slang is a Philadelphia punk rock quartet that shook up the rock scene last year with their debut album, The Things We Do To Find People Like Us. With acclaimed music outlets, like Noisey and The A. V. Club, naming it one the best albums of the year, Beach Slang is now on tour showing the country how great their music truly […]
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