Written and interviewed by Troy Burke The Toadies released their first album Rubberneck back in 1989, and they haven’t slowed down since then. The legendary Texas band has been on tour playing in smaller dance halls across the state in support of their new album Heretics. The new album is more of an acoustic album with old songs reworked, which is something different for the Toadies. I got […]
By Janelle Abad Music Director Tomorrow kicks off the second year of the three day festival filled with the San Marcos essentials: floating, friends and music. Float Fest brings to the San Marcos river shores artists from across the nation including Phantogram, Local Natives, and Dr. Dog, but the festival still brings out the central Texas roots with native Austin band, The Bright Light Social Hour. The band's most recent […]
By Kendra Sells Music Reviewer Austin’s uprising stars Quiet Company recently released their 4th full length album, Transgressor. Here we met at their last show of their busiest South by South West yet. The band had a successful week of performances and are preparing themselves to tour throughout the upcoming summer. The Austin Chronicle describes front man Taylor Muse’s vocals as “Death Cab meets Ben Folds” and Sputnik Music describes the band’s sound […]
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