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Song of the DaySuperhumanoids: “Geri”“I hope our music is something that people can put on at a party, but also when they’re alone and feeling introspective,” says Cameron Parkins, singer for Su…... |
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Song of the DayTrue Believers: “Hard Road”KUTX’s Studio 1A is built pretty solid. It would take a pretty heavy rock ‘n’ roll wallop to test its limits, and recently, we had just that. The legendary Tru…... |
Features
THE GOOD MUSIC CLUB preview: Jack Wils...
No shortage of great music here! Welcome to the latest preview 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 Capital...
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Austin Music Minute
The Moog Performs Tonight at The ND
After perusing their first two releases, then finally checking out Seasons In the Underground, I was convinced that The Moog was from London. In a way, their sound reminded me of some of the English rock-pop bands...
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Austin Music Minute
Tonight: Guns of Navarone, These Mad D...
You should know by now that there's mad love for the local bands on the Austin Music Minute. So, taking a gander at the bill for this show pretty much sent me over the moon in point two seconds. Granted, I keep a lot of triple bills on my radar, but this one carries a little extra...
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Austin Music Minute
Cold Specks Performs Tonight at the Mo...
I Predict A Graceful Expulsion is the entrancing debut album by Canadian-born songwriter Al Spx, who goes by the moniker Cold Specks. The name was taken from a line in James Joyce's Ulysees, an...
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Austin Music Minute
The Twilight Sad Plays Tonight at Red ...
Perhaps your first impression would be one of bleakness, or desolation. Fair enough. But The Twilight Sad is hardly immersed in negativity. They draw you in with mesmerizing soundscapes that you should lose yourself in just for the pure enjoyment of it.
The Scottish trio is currently on tour in...
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Song of the Day
The Pharmacy: “Baby Be”
The Seattle three-piece make the kind of vintage garage-pop that's like a healing prescription for the rock-starved masses....
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Music, Music Archive
The Calm Blue Sea @ KUT 11/13/12
The Calm Blue Sea’s lushly textured sound is a study in contrast. The Austin band’s music, like its oceanic name, is at once beautiful and violent, transcendent and triumphant. The idea that their tunes are purely instrumental tunes maybe a turn-off...
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Song of the Day
Wooden Indian Burial Ground: “Sp...
If you're up for some woodsy weirdness this weekend, look no further than these four garage-y Portlandians....
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Texas Music Matters
Big Broadcast: Cars & Guitars
On this week's Texas Music Matters we celebrate the inaugural U.S. F1 Grand Prix in Austin with a musical tribute to the automobile. Texas has no shortage of car songs but with some help from our listeners and the staff here at KUT we narrowed them down the 10 best Texas songs about cars. Tune in...
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Song of the Day
Eric Burdon & The Greenhornes: &#...
And at age 71, former Animals frontman Eric Burdon still knows how to get attention. With the help of the Greenhornes' rock-and-soul groove, "Out Of My Mind" finds Burdon returning to his roots....
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Song of the Day
Maus Haus: “No More Girls”
Today's song of the day, "No More Girls," epitomizes Maus Haus's kitchen-sink approach to avant-rock....
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Music, Music Archive
Del Castillo @ KUT 11/14/12
Austin band Del Castillo began when brothers Rick and Mark del Castillo decided to collaborate, choosing not to play their usual style of rock and instead create something that their parents could relate to. The result was an exciting blend of genres with...
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Austin Music Minute
Triple Bill Goodness: Paul Banks &...
I see a name like Jens Lekman on a Mohawk bill for this Tuesday, and I can safely determine that it's going to be a knockout show, packed to the gills. Add Victoria...
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This Week in Texas Music History
This Week in Texas Music History: Conr...
Conrad Johnson was born on November 15, 1915, in Victoria, Texas. As a young saxophone player, Johnson moved to Houston to pursue a musical career. However, he turned down offers to tour with major jazz groups in the 1940s,...
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