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Song of the DayDead Confederate: “Vacations”Athens, Georgia’s Dead Confederate channels the good bits of grunge, and combines it with heavy doses of psych and southern rock. THey got their start about 200 miles w…... |
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Austin Music MinuteLights! Camera! Party Time!I’ve had so much fun with songwriter/guitarist/mysterious dude Mrs. Glass. Too much, perhaps. Your humble Austin Music Minute maven cannot help herself. I love th…... |
Song of the Day
Ruthie Foster: “Ring of Fire”
As you’ve probably noticed, the Song of the Day has gone through a bit of a transformation. Today we’re going to continue with the trend, and offer something a bit diff…...
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This Week in Texas Music History
This Week in Texas Music History: Sex ...
This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll learn about what happened when some imported Pistols went off in a Texas dance hall....
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Texas Music Matters
Big Broadcast: Mothers, Brothers, ...
In the beginning--there were no beards--nor fuzzy guitars. After more than 4 decades, ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons gets set to revive the seminal Moving Sidewalks. Also: in the wake of the Newtown school shootings, NPR Music critic Ann Powers explores the healing force of a Natalie Maines recording....
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Song of the Day
What Made Milwaukee Famous: “Gon...
It’s been just shy of half a decade since Austinites What Made Milwaukee Famous released an LP. But, as they say, absence does make the heart grow fonder. This month the band r…...
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Song of the Day
Alejandro Escovedo: “Five Hearts...
Alejandro Escovedo is a man that needs no introduction. His career goes back to the heady days of 70s punk, and he remains as essential to the sound of Austin as ever....
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Features, Music
My KUTX Guest DJ Schedule
Eleven Austin musicians are taking the helm at KUTX 98.9, the Austin Music Experience, to play their own hand-picked music sets one day ahead of the station’s official laun…...
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This Week in Texas Music History
This Week in Texas Music History: Vent...
This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll hear how the “Queen of the Accordion” took charge of her Houston realm. Ventura Alonzo was born on December 30, 1904, in Matamoros, Mexico. When Alonzo was five, her family moved to Brownsville, Texas, where she learned to play piano...
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Song of the Day
The Couch: “Ratchet”
We’re smack dab in the midst of Free Week again folks! That means us locals get to sample a pretty wide swath of the kind of live music our fair city has to offer for pretty darn ch…...
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Song of the Day
Nightlands: “So Far So Long”
The Philadelphia band the War On Drugs seems to leave a mark on the music world every year, both directly and indirectly. The outfit topped a number of “Best of 2011″ li…...
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Music
KUTX is on the air
The music programs and hosts you love will continue to broadcast in their current time slots on KUTX 98.9....
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Song of the Day
Roger Sellers: “Sincere”
Roger Sellers builds his looped-based music piece-by-piece, reflecting the tight-knit Austin musical community he comes from....
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Song of the Day
TV Torso: “Clear Lake Strangler”
We're counting down our favorite KUT Songs of the Day of the year, and we continue today with some local power-pop via TV Torso....
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Song of the Day, SXSW 2012
Hospitality: “Friends of Friends”
We're counting down our favorite KUT Songs of the Day of the past year, and we continue today with Hospitality's delightful "Friends of Friends" from their self-titled full-length released earlier this year....
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Austin Music Minute
David Ramirez Performs Saturday Night ...
It continues to blow me away. Austin-based songwriter David Ramirez is 29. But his musical career spans more than a decade. Add to that a world-weary intensity and genuine emotion in his voice that reveal so much about his old...
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