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Song of the DayCandace Bellamy: “Put Down The Foot”Photo by David Helsler
When Candace Bellamy’s mother told her she could truly do anything with her life, Bellamy took that advice to heart. She first went to medical sch…... |
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Austin Music MinuteSpirits Inside, All Rockin’ OutIt is alive and well in our fair city. Really, it always has been. Psych rock never truly left. The roots here in Texas are particularly deep. Of course, you already know the bands I'm tossing off the top of my head... |
Song of the Day
Night Moves: “Country Queen”
From the Upper-Midwest (Twin) cities that brought you the likes of Husker Du, The Jayhawks, The Replacements and Prince comes the Minneapolis quartet Night Moves....
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The Infamous Stringdusters @ KUT 9/6/1...
Bluegrass band The Infamous Stringdusters came to the forefront of the genre in 2007 with the release of their first album Fork in the Road. Since then, they’ve been continu…...
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Beto y Los Fairlanes @ KUT 9/5/12
Depending on who you ask, it’s either “Beto and the Fairlanes” or “Beto y Los Fairlanes.” Both are correct – and that sort of speaks to the t…...
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TEEN: “Come Back”
"Come Back" has a shimmying, light Latin rhythm and farfisa-ish synth and keyboard lines that could've easily found a home in the heady days of 80s psych revival or even the 60s themselves....
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Austin Music Minute
Mrs. Glass Continues Tuesday Night Res...
It's the stuff that cracks me up, but it's pretty damned cool at the same time. It's little wonder that a band like blues-rock trio Mrs. Glass would be one of my local favorites.
Frontman/vocalist Jordan Webster...
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Austin Music Minute Fave Dale Watson P...
Yes sir, I've said it many times before, and I'll happily say so again: Dale Watson is an Austin Music Minute favorite. The country-western troubadour keeps the classic sounds alive with the help of that mighty baritone and all the right pickin’.
If you’re still one of those folks stumbling...
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Bob Mould: “The Descent”
It's hard to talk about alternative rock without mentioning Bob Mould. His new solo album Silver Age is a blast from his influential past....
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True Believers @ KUT 9/6/12
You may not have heard of the band True Believers, but you've probably heard of two of the band's more famous members: Austin legends Alejandro Escovedo and Jon Dee Graham....
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Guns of Navarone @ KUT 9/4
Austin locals Guns of Navarone take their "Austin locals" label very seriously. They've got a sound blend that's distinctly Austin - it's an alt-country/pop rock sound that is a fantastic blend of old and new Austin music. Easily comparable to...
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Austin Music Minute
The Sour Notes Play the Yeasayer After...
No question about it. I've seen a lot of great headliners grace the stage of Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater. Thursday night's featured artist is no exception - Brooklyn psych-pop band
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Charlie Mars @ KUT 9/4/12
Fresh faced singer/songwriter Charlie Mars should feel right at home in Austin. In 2001 he recorded his break-out album, Like a Bird, Like a Plane, here at Treefort Studios with allot of Austin talent pitching in. On his new release, Blackberry Light, Charlie Mars continues to...
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Hannah Georgas: “Waiting Game”
Our neighbor to the north (not Oklahoma) is a vast, largely untapped resource when it comes to music. Sure, there've been a few huge artists that crossed the 49th Parallel and found big-time success over here. You have your Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Rush, Gordon Lightfoot, The Guess Who (a...
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This Week in Texas Music History
This Week in Texas Music History: Paco...
This Week in Texas Music History, we’ll meet a man who proved “Ideal” for recording classic Texas-Mexican music.
Paco Betancourt died on September 5, 1971. Born in Mexico in 1903, he and his family fled to Texas in 1910 during the Mexican Revolution. Betancourt went on to...
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Features
THE GOOD MUSIC CLUB: Scorpion Child
Today is a good day to rock, friends. Actually, any day is a good day to rock, but we couldn't have timed this any better. We bring the rock to you on this week's edition of The Good Music Club, a live monthly music event and online video series highlighting local music artists making their mark on...
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