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The band Interpol is playing a show. Bassist Carlos Dengler is featured on the right looking down at his bass while playing. Lead singer Paul Banks is on the left currently singing and looking at the crowd. The drums are in the bottom right corner, the audience in the bottom left.

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Turn Off the Bright Lights: The Story of Carlos D

Paxton Poole  Music Journalist    Post-punk is a sub-genre of punk rock identified by its darker, moodier tone when compared to traditional punk. Whenever I think of Post Punk music, the first group that comes to mind is the New York City based band Interpol. Interpol blasted into the music scene with their intense guitar riffs, mesmerizing vocals, and most importantly their melancholic basslines in which every aspect of every […]

todayFebruary 24, 2026 195 14

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Falling head over heels for FIZZ

By Michael Ybarra Music Journalist Emerging from the dense forest of European bands comes FIZZ, a group crafting their own fantastical wonderland. Consisting of best friends Dodie, Gretta Isaac, Orla Gartland and Martin Luke Brown, FIZZ is downright whimsical and committed to remaining unserious in everything they do before they release their debut album, The Secret to Life, on Oct. 27. Their album rollout has been quite interesting as well […]

todaySeptember 6, 2023 164 2

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Remembering The Texas Outlaws

By Roly Meza Music Journalist The outlaw country style of music was developed through a rebellion of the established Nashville scene. During the 1960s country music was predominately coming out of Nashville, Tennessee and had been strangled into commercialization. Many critics and fans agree it had become pandering, overproduced, and saturated. The toughness and grit spirit of Hank Williams, Jimmie Rodgers and others of the like had faded away. Leading […]

todayAugust 1, 2023 4831 3

the album cover of FORWARD, Jordan Ward with sunglasses and his hair in his face

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Jordan Ward Rises to Fame: An upcoming Hip-Hop Phenomenon

By Ariana Mendoza Music Journalist In the vibrant and diverse world of hip-hop and R&B, the emergence of true artists that have created a unique path for themselves is nothing like Jordan Ward has. From his early days of being a professional dancer in competitions in his hometown to big arenas with A-list music artists. Jordan Ward has become a new refreshing face in the music scene and gives an […]

todayJuly 26, 2023 384 3

Psychedelic American traditional style art depicts a phone with hands reaching out through an opening into a room, behind the hand is a sun. There are faces and eyes in the shape of fish everywhere including hiding behind stacks of cards. There is also water pouring into a ravine, bugs, fire, and flowers. Description: Billy Strings Home cover

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Billy Strings: The Next Greatest Guitarist to Ever Live

By Bandera Barter Music Journalist  What if I told you the greatest guitarist to ever live was alive right now?  I would also say he’s just getting started. The living legend I am referring to is none other than William Lee Apostol, better known by his stage name, Billy Strings. You might also be surprised to hear that in this day and age the greatest guitarist alive would be playing […]

todayApril 19, 2022 22005 2

An image of the album cover design for Butterfly 3001. A thin yellow rectangle in the top-right corner shows the album name with a yellow butterfly beneath it. On the right side of the rectangle are the band’s initials, “KGLW,” and beneath that is a serial code, “KGLW-014-2LP.” A white circle is in the center of the image where the label would go on the center of a vinyl LP. The bottom half of the label is cyan, and within it reads “King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.” The top half has a red semicircle with the album title on it. On the left and right sides of the circular label are a red and cyan butterfly respectively, each within a small yellow circle. Beneath the red butterfly is the serial number again, and beneath the cyan butterfly is text which reads “Side A.” The rest of the album cover displays a field of white and a flurry of red, yellow, and dark blue butterflies all flying towards the top left corner of the cover.

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King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard: Butterfly 3001 Album Review

By Hayden Hovsepian Music Journalist When you hear about King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, the first thing that probably comes to mind is the band’s prolific discography. The Melbourne psych rock outfit has released many projects in many styles, but Butterfly 3001 is the first remix album to join the band’s catalog as of Jan. 2022.  Butterfly 3001 is a  two-hour compilation album fully comprised of remixed tracks from […]

todayFebruary 18, 2022 416 5

Stahe with people dressed in western wear and posed

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Joshua Ray Walker: See You Next Time Album Review

By Shack Khoza Music Journalist Soul-Stirring Country Music is how I would describe the album See You Next Time by Joshua Ray Walker. This album is for those who adore heartwarming country music, or for those who live in rural areas while listening to good music while working out in the fields. To go even further, it’s also a great stepping stone for listeners who despise country music because of […]

todayDecember 2, 2021 270

Nayome sitting on an orange couch in front of an orange background framed by a galaxy-themed boarder.

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Nayome’s New Single “Universal Lover” is the Perfect Love Affirmation

By Samantha Oesch Music Journalist Naomi Sutton, performing as Nayome, is one to be on the lookout for with her new track “Universal Lover." The Texas State University alumna recently moved from Central Texas to Atlanta, Georgia where she now resides. Although she is not in Texas anymore, she continues to work with her strong ties back in the state with artists like Deezie Brown, producer Sam Hinds and more. […]

todayNovember 29, 2021 199

The band Nothing plays onstage for an audience while a projector shines light on them.

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Levitation Fest Kick-Off Show Housed Explosive Performances

By Jared Dudley Music Journalist After taking a year off in 2020, Levitation Festival returned last weekend with live performances from over 70 bands and artists playing in venues across downtown Austin. Named in honor of Austin’s psychedelic rock pioneers The 13th Floor Elevators, Levitation Fest is a community-focused celebration of the underground, featuring a variety of rock sounds including noise, goth, punk, and metal. The Levitation Kick-off Show took […]

todayNovember 7, 2021 179 2

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