April 1, 2013 7:00 am by: Alexandria Mayo
You can rock an acoustic show. The Austin Music Minute has reminded you of this before. The proof? The Austin Steamers, a local quartet slinging some mighty solid original a…...
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The most I could decipher from the mystery that is Slow Magic - it struck me as mysterious, in some ways – was that it was a one-man show, a single performer with synth and a d…... » read more
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On this edition of the
Austin Music Minute, I have the pleasure of featuring two bands who happen to be longtime faves of mine - and an excellent pairing, indeed. We have Austin-based quartet
She, Sir and from Los Angeles, by...
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I, your humble
Austin Music Minute maven, am eternally grateful for
KUT shows like
Horizontes. Show host
Michael Crockett graciously instructed me on the correct pronunciation of today's featured artist, Brazilian band
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Cheers to you and yours on this Thanksgiving Day! I realize that you might be taking some time off from shows because you're spending time with friends and family. But I would like to make a recommendation for this weekend, something that will make a lovely holiday wrap-up (or a grand way to escape...
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It's an experience seeing a
Whiskey Shivers show. That, my friends, is putting it mildly. I once chided to the crowds that the band's music is crazy; the fans,
crazier. This is not the show you sit down at. You need to keep up with...
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After perusing their first two releases, then finally checking out
Seasons In the Underground, I was convinced that
The Moog was from London. In a way, their sound reminded me of some of the English rock-pop bands...
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I Predict A Graceful Expulsion is the entrancing debut album by Canadian-born songwriter
Al Spx, who goes by the moniker
Cold Specks. The name was taken from a line in James Joyce's
Ulysees, an...
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I see a name like
Jens Lekman on a
Mohawk bill for this Tuesday, and I can safely determine that it's going to be a knockout show, packed to the gills. Add
Victoria...
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Recently,
Matt McCloskey paid a visit to
KUT to play in
Studio 1A, and even from the few songs he shared, it was easy to connect a great deal of emotion to the performance. There is no doubt that it's heart...
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Oh, cursed Black Friday! Finding gifts for loved-ones is great, but crazed crowds...not so much. Need relief? Do what I do - turn to music to unwind the soul. And that leads me to today's recommendation on the
Austin Music Minute, a guaranteed feast for the ears featuring fabulous...
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I found out about this show through friends, believe it or not. Facebook can sometimes be intriguing that way, at times. And one question immediately came to mind: How the heck could one possibly resist a show like this? What a lovely way to start the holiday out right.
This evening, the Mohawk...
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Once again, your friendly neighborhood Austin Music Minute maven is a smitten kitten. Major kudos to Crooked Bangs for their awesome self-titled album, produced by Mike McCarthy (Spoon, Heartless Bastards, And You Will Know Us By the Trail of Dead).
Initially, it was a description by a reviewer...
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You should know by now that there's mad love for the local bands on the
Austin Music Minute. So, taking a gander at the bill for this show pretty much sent me over the moon in point two seconds. Granted, I keep a lot of triple bills on my radar, but this one carries a little extra...
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Perhaps your first impression would be one of bleakness, or desolation. Fair enough. But The Twilight Sad is hardly immersed in negativity. They draw you in with mesmerizing soundscapes that you should lose yourself in just for the pure enjoyment of it.
The Scottish trio is currently on tour in...
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'Tis true, we shine as the Live Music Capital. No doubt about it. We have more than our share of venues, bands and music shops. We're luckier than most places. Yet there remain several hidden treasures and little-known nooks where people gather to make and share music. Enter
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