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Youth Lagoon: “Cannons”
Boise, Idaho-native Trevor Powers is an anxious kid. At 22, he’s a long-time sufferer of debilitating panic attacks and chronic anxiety. He’s also a creative kid. Powers crafts delicate, dreamy pop songs under the name of Youth...
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Dengue Fever: “Uku”
In 1997 Californian organist Ethan Holtzman took a trip to Cambodia. On that trip Holtzman discovered the sounds of 60s Cambodian rock, a strange brew of fuzzy guitars and eastern melodies. Holtzman was hooked. When he got back to the states he teamed up with his brother, guitarist Zac Holtzman,...
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Ted Leo & the Pharmacists: “...
Gaby Moreno is originally from Guatamala City, Guatamala, but some distinctly American music is what inspired her to become a songwriter and record her own songs.
When she was a little girl, she was mesmerized by an African-American...
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The Preservation: “Modern Dance”
Mario Matteoli has been a fixture in the Austin music scene since he was nineteen. For years, you could see him around town (or at a number of clubs around the country) as the frontman for the Weary Boys, a cow-punk quintet known...
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Real Estate: “It’s Real”
Real Estate are among a crop of bands that craft music that's lo-fi and largely low-stakes. But the New Jersey group has always seemed destined for bigger things, thanks to the strong pop songwriting of lead singer Martin Courtney....
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Kathryn Calder: “Who Are You?”
A few years back, Kathryn Calder found herself in an enviable--if not daunting--position. The young Canadian musician was asked to fill in for Neko Case on a tour with the New Pornographers, but "filling in"...
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Jon Langford: “Sentimental March...
Jon Langford's solo career demonstrates his unique ability to combine the earnestness of punk with honest, soul-bearing folk and Americana....
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The Black Lips: “Modern Art”
It ain’t rock and roll unless someone’s angry. Atlanta-based garage-rockers The Black Lips have caused their share of rage. From horrified club owners that’ve banned them to the Indian law enforcement that chased them out of the...
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Black Joe Lewis & the Honeybears: ...
Austin’s very own Black Joe Lewis is a dangerous man. He’s bluesman with a punk rock heart, and a soul-shouter unafraid to let wring his heart out on every track. With his band the Honeybears, Lewis brings back the immediacy and the...
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Ra Ra Riot: “Boy”
There are many hyphenated iterations of the label “pop” used to describe the band Ra Ra Riot. Indie-pop, chamber-pop, baroque-pop are just a few. At the end of the day, though, they are simply a great pop band in all of its un-hyphenated...
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The Strange Boys: “Me And You”
Garage, pop, R&B, blues, and country: on any given night in Austin you'll find a number of bands playing these genres in hundreds of clubs. But for the Strange Boys, all of these sounds fit into their own brand of music. The local group...
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Deer Tick: “Miss K”
hy do we put the prefix “alt” in “alt-country”? What’s more country, top-forty with a twang or a band that writes heartfelt songs and slogs it out on van tours? Because a group of hard-working, ever-touring yankees from Providence, Rhode Island called
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Possessed by Paul James: “Should...
Possessed By Paul James's raucous, stomping, punk-inflected folk may, at first glance, bear little resemblance to polite church music, but it burns with the same intensity and honesty as faith....
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Liam Finn: “Jump Your Bones”
Liam Finn has been lauded as a musical heir to his father Neil Finn (of Split Enz and Crowded House fame), but his own songwriting stands completely on its own merits. He first achieved press for his 2007 solo debut I'll Be Lightning,...
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