Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist The music scene in central Texas is thriving in all genres, from indie to hardcore. However, one overlooked genre is jazz, and one Texas State student is on a mission to bring it to San Antonio. Agusto Benavides is a music major who hopes to bring attention to the music through his new venue he’s running, called Blackbox. I had the opportunity to sit […]
Aidan Salas Music Journalist Olivia Rodrigo's third studio album “you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love” is another factor on how she stands alone compared to her peers. If you don’t know who Olivia Rodrigo is, then you have been living under a rock. She released her blockbuster debut album “SOUR” on May 21, 2021, and has remained the voice for Gen Z girls. Songs like, […]
Jared Stautzenberger Assistant Music Director - Rosalyn Conway Multimedia Journalist Austin City Limits weekend two was one of the best experiences that I had this year. Everything from the artists, freebies, events, and friends made was so special to me. Having the privilege to work press for such a huge music festival was beyond me, and I had the best time being involved. Although the dust, heat, and Austin […]
Brooke Bousley Music Journalist There is a recurring myth that culture sprouts from major hubs. For a prolonged period of time, this particular narrative insisted that if you longed to create impactful and intentional electronic music, the requirement resided within the emergence from an extensive metropolis or the act of relocating to cities like Los Angeles or New York City. However, in Adéla’s track “Ain’t in LA,” she challenges […]
Desarey Elizondo Lopez Music Journalist The music scene in San Marcos has flourished in recent years, and one Texas State club is helping to get bands together and encouraging musicians to put themselves out there. The community showed up and showed out at the Musicians and Artists Club Showcase Saturday night, where various acts from the club got together to show off their skills. It’s one of the first […]
Aidan Salas Music Journalist The title of Kali Uchis’ third studio album brings a supernal vibe when you read Red Moon in Venus. A red moon is rare which brings this once in a lifetime feel when you listen to the album. Kali Uchis has always played with genres in her albums and doesn’t mind mixing opposite genres in one album; Red Moon in Venus is a product of […]
Allison Kirk Music Journalist The Texas Women’s Songwriters Festival in Lockart kicked off its 2nd year this September (19-21). Founded in 2024 by Mandy Rowden, as a way to bring more awareness to the large group of women songwriters from Texas. The festival consists of luncheons, live song-swap events with 50+ upcoming women writers performing around the Lockhart square, and headliner shows. This festival was a great time and […]
Brooke Bousley Music Journalist When Katseye made their first Coachella appearance back in April of this year, the vision that HYBE and Geffen had marketed to the general population via Dream Academy seemingly encountered an unexpected halt. Manon Bannerman, the group’s alluring visual, prolonged her absence following an official hiatus announcement — a narrative that read hauntingly familiar to those who had previous experience in monitoring girl group dynamics. […]
Desarey Elizondo Music Journalist Shoegaze and experimental noise band They are Gutting a Body of Water has become a powerhouse within the underground scene. What makes this band especially unique is their incorporation of breakcore and drum and bass elements, and I can’t think of another band even remotely similar to their sound. TAGABOW is a band I first discovered when I was in high school and have been […]
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