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Song of the DayJesse Woods: “Danger In The Dancehall”Coming out of high school, Jesse Woods was touted as a highly-prized talent, but not for his musical abilities. Rather, he was given a scholarship to play wide receiver at Texas A&M, but after four years and five surgeries, Woods decided to take off the pads and pick up a guitar and follow his dreams of being a country singer. ... |
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Loxsly: “Untitled”
Loxsly is a five-piece from right here in Austin. Their indie pop sound is said to, according to DC Rock Club, “straddle the line between familiarity and originality.̶…...
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Catfish Haven: “Set In StoneR...
Catfish Haven is a three piece band from Chicago that’s been compared to bands from all over the rock and roll spectrum – from My Morning Jacket to Kiss. There’s definitely so…...
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Nomo: “Three Shades”
Ann Arbor, Michigan based afro-dance group, Nomo, was in town last week. The band’s name stands for a type of music that is thought to dispel evil spirits. And, I suppose if bad spi…...
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Jon Dee Graham: “Gilead”
Jon Dee Graham has been a staple in the Austin music scene dating way back to the seventies when he was a member of the True Believers – the band that also helped spawn the career of lo…...
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Mario Matteoli: “My Best Friend&...
Local singer songwriter Mario Matteoli made a name for himself as the leader of the alt-country, bluegrass band, The Weary Boys. Now performing out on his own, Matteoli’s songs…...
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James Hunter: “Don’t Do Me...
When James Hunter dropped by our studios just last week, he told us that his claim to fame was that he was from the oldest recorded Roman town – Colchester, in Essex, England. You co…...
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Bobby Bare Jr.: “Where Is My Min...
“Where Is My Mind?” – a cover of a classic Pixies tune performed here by Nashville native, Bobby Bare Jr. He dropped by KUT earlier this week to record this tune.…...
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Wild Sweet Orange: “House of Reg...
Wild Sweet Orange is a young four-piece band out of Birmingham, Alabama that specializes in thoughtful, catchy pop songs. They just played their first Lollapalooza yesterday an…...
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The Krayolas: “Long Leaf Pine...
Back in the early to mid-seventies, San Antonio’s Krayolas were the talk of the town. And after a twenty-plus year hiatus, the band is back with a new album and the same old-time Sa…...
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Kaiser Cartel: “Season Song̶...
Brooklyn-based pop-art band, Kaiser Cartel dropped by KUT just last week. The duo is Courtney Kaiser and Benjamin Cartel – a pair of New York City teachers. They just released th…...
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The Theatre Fire: “These Tears C...
Recently, a band out of Fort Worth called The Theatre Fire caught my eyes and ears. At first, I foolishly wrote the band off as a farce because of their name – a play on the insanely po…...
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My Brightest Diamond: “From the ...
You might say Shara Worden was born into her profession. Her grandfather was an Epiphone-playing traveling evangelist, her father was a National Accordion Champion, and her mot…...
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Horse Feathers: “Working Poor...
“Working Poor” from Portland, Oregon three-piece, Horse Feathers. It’s a brand new tune from their upcoming sophomore LP, House With No Home. They’l…...
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The Dedringers: “InstitutionR...
“Institution” from local duo, The Dedringers. They’ve got a brand new album, Sweetheart of the Neighborhood, that you can check out right here.
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