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Song of the DayWill Courtney: “There’s No Answer”Songwriter Will Courtney is a rambler, a restless spirit always on the move. As a musician, he’s played and worked with some heavy-hitters, but he’s about to strike o…... |
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Austin Music MinuteThe Art of Infinite PosibilitiesIt could very well be that the idea of percussion instruments illustrates a limitless realm of possibilities. You can use almost anything as a percussion instrument. However, lo…... |
Texas Music Matters
Big Broadcast: Mapping Austin Music
From the Moose Lodge to the Bergstrom International Airport, Austin is full of hidden music spaces. This week on Texas Music Matters the Austin Music Map takes us on a tour of the music venues that fly under the radar. All that and the weeks music news on the next edition of Texas Music Matters...
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Song of the Day
Shovels & Rope: “O’ Be Joyful”
Even with a limited arsenal, the duo Shovels & Rope know how to put on a show, as the proved so adeptly in KUT's Studio 1A....
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Music, Music Archive
The Couch @ KUT 11/29/12
There isn’t a couch in Studio 1a. But on Thursday, The Couch will be in Studio 1a. The Couch is an Austin 4-piece indie rock outfit, which describes themselves on their websit…...
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Austin Music Minute
Matt McCloskey Performs Wednesday Nigh...
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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Music, Music Archive
Matt McCloskey in Studio 1a 11/26/12
Singer-songwriter Matt McCloskey is relatively fresh on the Austin scene, having just released his first album These Times Won't Last in 2009. For as new and young as he is, the depth of his songs' themes of pain, hope, and freedom is astounding....
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Austin Music Minute
Os Mutantes Performs Tuesday Night at ...
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
Song of the Day
Bill Carter: “Anything Made Of Paper”
Austin's Bill Carter wrote "Anything Made Of Paper" after meeting an imprisoned member of the West Memphis Three. It's a small token, but it speaks volumes....
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Austin Music Minute
My Education Album Release Show Friday...
It's difficult to accurately write about one's impression of the live experience of My Education, but I'll attempt to do so by sharing my experience of their music at
Austin Music Minute
She, Sir and Letting Up Despite Great ...
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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Song of the Day
The Mary Onettes: “Evil Coast”
"Evil Coast" definitely has plenty of the band's signature reverence for the 80s, but with a bit more emphasis on spacious pop rather than angular post-punk....
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Song of the Day
The Calm Blue Sea: “We Will Neve...
The Tuesday after a long holiday weekend is for getting back to business. Monday's a wash. We're all still suffering from the carb overload and tryptophan haze from endless turkey leftovers, and your heart's probably not into returning those emails from HR. So Tuesday's when we usually trudge...
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Features
THE GOOD MUSIC CLUB: Suns of Orpheus
So electrifying! Even on an international level! Welcome to the latest edition of The Good Music Club! The GMC is a fun live monthly music event and online video series documenting the phenomenal musical talent we have in the Live Music...
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Music, Music Archive
Rosie Flores @ KUT 11/27/12
Austin guitarist Rosie Flores sits at the top of her field. Sometimes it's easy when talking about female musicians to call them the "best female in their field," but there's no need to make that qualification with Flores. Her rockabilly style playing goes...
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This Week in Texas Music History
This Week in Texas Music History: Bong...
This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll meet a man who marched to the beat of a very different drum. George Coleman was born on November 28, 1923, in Haines City, Florida. By the 1940s, Coleman had relocated to Houston and was playing as a percussionist in local jazz bands. Since...
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