November 20, 2012 8:17 am by: Paul Carrubba
It's a heady mix of styles and grooves from a group of players that know a thing or two about funk and soul....
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Buxton has been on the road for the better part of the year, and their wild live shows have earned them a healthy following. KUT recently got a taste of this when the group stopped by Studio 1A to debut two new songs, including today's song of the day.... » read more
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Chicago native Andrew Bird first picked up the violin at age 4 and refined his classical repertoire (by ear) into his formative teenage years. But somewhere along the way, Bird got…...
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans’ Iguanas sought refuge in Austin. As luck would have it, Steve Wertheimer, owner of the Continental Club, had asked the b…...
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Austin’s own, The Black Angels, got their name from a Velvet Underground tune (The Black Angel’s Death Song). And their sound is no doubt looking to the past.
Recentl…...
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Though she hails from Ottawa, Canada, Kathleen Edwards crafts some of the most infectious “Americana” music around. She began her music career as a classically tra…...
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After moving to Austin in 2005 in the wake of Hurricane Rita, sub-plant Randy Reynolds (better known by his adopted moniker, Leatherbag) has embedded himself in the modern local m…...
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Montreal-based three-piece, Plants and Animals have been called the ‘distant Canadian cousin’ to Portland’s Blitzen Trapper. They piece together Southe…...
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Raleigh, North Carolina six-piece, Annuals, got their start in the music business pretty early. Just a couple of years ago, when Ace Fu Records released their debut album, Be He Me…...
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Austin’s ambassadors of ‘Smart Rock‘ have done it again. Spoon’s mix of pop-rock with smart, introspective lyrics have made this oft-changing four-…...
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Welshman Jon Langford started out as the drummer for punk-rockers The Mekons in the mid-seventies. Since then, he’s worked on incorporating folk and country music into pu…...
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Back in 1994, on the strength of his major label debut, This Perfect World, Freedy Johnston was named “Songwriter of the Year” in Rolling Stone Magazine.
Nowadays, J…...
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L.A.-based Earlimart gets its name from a small town in California, but their sound is anything but small town. Frontman Aaron Espinoza has been lauded for his delicate touch in th…...
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Perhaps one of my favorite discoveries of the past year came last Friday night at the Local Music Is Sexy party thrown by Austinist. The event was a sort of gear-up toward the Fun Fun F…...
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Critics call Brooklyn’s Parts and Labor a noise-rock band, but I give them a bit more credit than than. On their latest release, Receivers, the band has honed their sound int…...
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After one successful album, Montreal indie-rockers the Unicorns split up in late 2004. But, lucky for us, the creative minds behind the band were not done. In late 2005, members of…...
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