Hosted by Jason Harris, Miracle Robinson and Eddie Lerma KTSW Sports Bobcat football is back! Join Jason Harris, Miracle Robinson and Eddie Lerma as they break down the Bobcats first few days of spring practice and expectations for the 2016 season. Hear from Head Coach Everett Withers as well as he gives his thoughts on how the Bobcats looked on the practice field. With Texas State’s pro day in the books, join Jason […]
Interview by Brittany Robinson SXSW Press Team Hibou is the solo-project of Seattle-native Peter Michal. After touring North America and Europe as the drummer for Craft Spells, Michal felt that his time with them had run its course and decided that it was time for him to create his own music. Last September, he released his debut album, Hibou, which garnered attention from music press, such as Noisey, NME, […]
By Andrew Nogay Other Side Drive Host The Members of Fly Coco, an indie rock band from here in San Marcos, stopped by Other Side Drive last Friday to discuss their upcoming EP, what it's like to play in a band with a sibling, and other great stuff with hosts Matthew Harrington and Andrew Nogay. They ended the segment by playing one of their songs, Better People, which they had released […]
Kennedy Davenport, who you may recognize from Ru Paul's Drag Race or America's Got Talent, recently stopped by Other Side Drive to discuss her life, career and lifestyle with hosts Andrew Nogay and Matthew Harrington. It is an enlightening interview, one that the hosts will never forget, hopefully the same goes for the listeners.
When you hear the word “post-grad” you might think of someone who has recently graduated university. Indie band Corusco has coined the term as a new subgenre of music. Lead guitar and vocalist Aaron Gonzalez described the genre as a “running joke” between the band members after trying to find a genre they fit into. Hosts Andrew Nogay and Matthew Harrington interviewed the band who recently released their demo […]
By Kendra Sells Hip-Hop Reviewer I sat down with Chief and TheDoomsDayDevice at Weird City Hip-Hop festival to discuss his contribution to experimental hip-hop. The San Martian performed on the Chapel Stage at the festival along with his mysterious DoomsDayDevice, a trunk equipped with pedals and other cool gadgets. Song used: "Money from Home" by Chief and TheDoomsDayDevice Chief and TheDoomsDayDevice published his last work Transition Man in August of 2015.
By Kasandra Garza News Reporter Fun Fun Fun Fest is especially known for its way to bring unknown bands to the forefront by giving them a platform to get their name out. This is especially true for the band Wild Ones, who performed before Sarah Jaffe. Wild Ones began with Danielle and Thomas, who both went to high school together. Throughout college, the two were members of several bands. Wild […]
by Troy Burke KTSW Music Reviewer During Fun Fun Fun Fest, Ringo Deathstarr sat down with me backstage to talk about the important things in life like having children, opening up for Jane’s Addiction and what they think will happen to Red River in Austin. Troy: A lot of times when I read about you guys, y’all get compared with shoegaze. Shoegaze is just a word that is attached […]
By Janelle Abad Music Director Fun Fun Fun fest’s 10th year anniversary brought out the most eclectic and widest range of acts Austin has ever seen in one festival. One among many was folk-punk project, Andrew Jackson Jihad of whom marked their performance at Fun Fun Fun Fest X as the start of their Southern U.S. Fall 2016 Tour. Sean Bonnette, lead singer, songwriter and guitarist of the group spoke […]
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