We are on a roll, people! We proudly present the latest edition of The Good Music Club! The GMC is a live music event and an online video series featuring the finest Austin-based musical artists making their mark on the local scene. Ultimately, the goal of The GMC is to share all the great music...
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Going to see a Rubblebucket show is like being at the best birthday-slash-dancy party you've ever been to (and yes, there are giant, dancing robots, just in case you were wondering)....
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After just six months, The Good Music Club has become one of Austin’s most talked about platforms for new music. Groups like Quiet Company, Not in the Face, » read more

Perhaps best known as front man of Old 97's, Rhett Miller also has an impressive solo career that spans four studio albums so far. With countless hits and appearances in many pop culture outlets besides music (Miller has appeared on the NBC show 30 Rock and has written stories for Rolling Stone and...
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With any luck Polica will wrest Auto-Tune from the clutches of ephemeral pop, and deliver it into the hands of true artists everywhere....
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Although she is only now releasing her own album, Phoebe Hunt is hardly a newcomer to the country music scene. She played with The Hudsons and The Belleville Outfit between 2005 and 2010, and has proven herself as a talented violinist and...
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Shawn Colvin is now a staple in the singer/songwriter circle, with an impressive repertoire of original folk music since 1989. With a new album, All Fall Down, coming June 5th, C0lvin is returning to the tour circuit. On the same day, she will be releasing her memoir, Diamond in the Rough, which...
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It's okay to say it. They know it's true. T Bird and The Breaks has got to be the ultimate party band - if you're having a funk/soul party, that is. And I love how our very own Rick McNulty once described them: “Think...
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Growing up together in Ramsey, New Jersey, friends Wesley Schultz and Jeremiah Fraites began playing music together as teenagers. They moved to Denver, Colorado with a trailer full of instruments and sought out another band member to complete their sound. They found cellist Neyla Pekarek, and...
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Sometimes it's the tools that dictate the trade. For Austin beat musician Corduroi, it was finding a cheap microphone as a prize in a cereal box that eventually led to his greatest prize--creating his own music. ...
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Here I go, on another rave about some pretty cool triple bill business. This time around, it's sort of a psychedelic dance party on a more electronic plane. Here’s the line-up, and it’s all local artists, of course: DIY electronic duo End...
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