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The Mountain Goats @ KUT 12/5/12

December 4, 2012 9:37 am by: Reid O'Conor

Durham, NC based band The Mountain Goats has been a force in the folk rock genre for the more than 20 years that they've been active. The driving force behind the band has always been Josh Darnielle, with a constantly evolving roster of musicians playing alongside him. In the early days, The Mountain Goats were known for their rogue recording methods, mostly born out of necessity. If a song wasn't recorded fast enough, in whatever means were available (often boomboxes, straight to cassette), it would be forgotten. These days, their methods are more traditional, but their approach to songwriting is just as relentless. On Wednesday, The Mountain Goats will play a show at Emo's East. While they're in town, the band will stop by Studio 1a to record a live session. You can here the result of that visit RIGHT HERE!...
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Rodney Crowell @ KUT 6/30/12

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Rodney Crowell @ KUT 6/30/12

KUT was lucky enough to get a visit from Rodney Crowell this weekend and caught his performance on tape. Crowell is no stranger to the radio, having written a string of country hits for popular artists like Jerry Reed, Keith Urban, Bob Seger, Johnny Cash, and many more. His most recent incarnation...
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Invincible Czars @ KUT 6/28

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Invincible Czars @ KUT 6/28

The Invincible Czars are an eclectic group, to put it mildly. A smorgasbord of rock, klezmer, classical, marching band music and god knows what else, the Czars' sound is unlike anything else I've heard. ...
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Wussy @ KUT 6/26/12

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Wussy @ KUT 6/26/12

From Cincinnati, OH, Wussy has been cranking out consistently good rock since 2001, when Chuck Cleaver and Lisa Walker began playing local venues together. Originally a guitar duo, the group added drummer Joe Klug, pedal steel player John Erhardt, and bassist Mark Messerly after a few albums to...
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The Carper Family @ KUT 6/25/12

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The Carper Family @ KUT 6/25/12

Texas trio The Carper Family are a sign that country music is still thriving. Born right here in Austin at Hole in the Wall, The Carper Family has received plenty of praise from press and fellow Texas musicians. All three immensely talented with their instruments and voices, they're even more...
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Dana Wheeler-Nicholson @ KUT 6/25/12

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Dana Wheeler-Nicholson @ KUT 6/25/12

You probably know Dana Wheeler-Nicholson from her acting career -- she's acted in Fletch as the villain's wife and mistress of the main character, in Tombstone as Mattie Blaylock, and in the recent hit TV series Friday Night Lights. But this Austinite actress has another act up her sleeve....
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Revel @ KUT 6/21/12

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Revel @ KUT 6/21/12

Based in Austin, the chamber music group Revel is redefining classical music for the masses. Informal performances in non-traditional venues are their specialty, all delivered without the pomp or pretension that scare so many of us away from classical music....
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Will Fedkenhauer and Les Freres Meduses @ KUT 6/20/12

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Will Fedkenhauer and Les Freres Meduse...

The two phenomenal guitarists Benoit Albert and Randall Avers form the group Les Freres Meduses (The Jellyfish Brothers). Both members of this contemporary classical duo have made names for themselves individually as well as together. They play traditional...
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The Bad Plus @ KUT 6/29/12

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The Bad Plus @ KUT 6/29/12

Jazz trio The Bad Plus began playing together in 2000, and it didn't take but three performances together before they had a debut album out. Known for covering distinctly non-jazz songs, The Bad Plus have established a style that fits new jazz snugly beside indie rock and pop, thus making them...
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Joe King Carrasco @ KUT 6/28/12

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Joe King Carrasco @ KUT 6/28/12

Long heralded as the king of Tex-Mex rock, Joe King Carrasco has been making music since 1979. Growing up in the little west Texas town Dumas, Carrasco was exposed to plenty of Mexican pop on trips down to borderland beaches -- an influence that's hard to miss in his music. He's been inducted into...
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Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars @ KUT 6/15

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Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars...

Refugee-Allstars.mp3|titles=120615 Sierra Leone Refugee Allstars] In the middle of their fractured, war-torn country, the Refugee All Stars found each other and began playing music together. They played to bring hope to themselves...
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Lower Dens @ KUT 6/26/12

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Lower Dens @ KUT 6/26/12

Lower Dens are weird. There are aspects of shoegaze and psych-rock in their sound for sure, but there's much more there besides. Between the slow, dreamy guitars and singer Jana Hunter's understated (but beautiful) voice, they create songs that are somehow both simple and intricate....
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Loudon Wainwright III @ KUT 6/25/12

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Loudon Wainwright III @ KUT 6/25/12

Although it's a gem of a song, it's a shame that Loudon Wainwright III is best known for his novelty song "Dead Skunk (in the Middle of the Road)," since he has such an impressive repertoire besides. Differing from self-effacing humor to touching and deeply personal, Wainwright's songwriting...
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Bob Dorough @ KUT 6/21/12

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Bob Dorough @ KUT 6/21/12

Although his name may not be familiar, listen to one of Bob Dorough's Schoolhouse Rock! tunes and you'll find yourself singing along instantly. But long before the wildly popular children's educational show brought his music to a wider audience, Dorough had established himself as a talented jazz...
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Ruby Jane @ KUT 6/19/12

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Ruby Jane @ KUT 6/19/12

Ruby Jane Smith has been playing the fiddle since she was two years old. Yeah, you heard right, two. It was clear very early when Smith was a toddler in Columbus, Mississippi, that she had a gift when it came to stringed instruments. Inheriting a love...
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