Welcome to a brand new installment of The Good Music Club! We're always excited to share the latest local music with you, and the best part is you can see it played live in an exclusive GMC performance! The GMC is both a live music event and an online video series featuring the best of the best...
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If you see the name Beach House, and you expect a band you can frolic and sip cold chardonnay to, you might be in for a surprise. The band specializes in slightly melancholic, emotionally-dense and sonically-spacious suites that are...
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Andrew Thaggard grew up on a steady diet of hip-hop, but it wasn't just the words he fell in love with. He developed an ear for the underlying rhythms, and under the name BoomBaptist he's chased that...
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Since his first album as a bandleader in 1999, jazz pianist and composer Jason Moran has been considered one of the most innovative and skilled individuals in the business. Some have even gone so far as to call him "the future of jazz." But Moran hasn't always...
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One of the most extraordinary experiences a music lover can have is an instant connection with music, from the very first listen. Such is the case with one of my all-time local favorites, Some Say Leland, a band that's actually moved me to...
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Greetings, music enthusiast! Time for some more fantastic new performances captured live at The ND, courtesy of your friends at The Good Music Club! The GMC is both a live music event and an online video series featuring...
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Yes indeed, this is one good way to shake off those Monday blahs. Grab yourself a cold one and enjoy the tunes of Leo Rondeau. The Austin-based songwriter, one of my local faves whom I've often referred to as "that feller » read more

Music fans tend to treasure certain profound moments they share with their favorite artists. Such is the case with Sarah Jaffe. I've seen her perform to a massive crowd of admirers packed round the outside stage at » read more

Hot off the presses: brand new tracks by Austin's Little Radar, Driver Friendly, and a Townes remake by Wade Bowen with Guy Clark. Also: Rich Garza on the history of Pachanga Fest, Beto Martinez takes us behind the scenes of Brownout's new release, a profile of electronic music 'evangelist'...
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LA-based quintet He’s My Brother She’s My Sister made their debut with their self-titled EP in 2010, a schizo-bohemian mix of styles and rootsy rhythmic delights. Among the list of guest vocalists on the EP is Austin-based...
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Just shy of three years ago Best Coast singer Bethany Cosentino had this to say about her future in an interview with the website Pop Sense: "I really...
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At the heart of Here We Go Magic's sound is tension. A Different Ship, the group's third album, builds on the sound they have perfected over three years of touring and recording....
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Austin musician Glenn Fukunaga is probably the city's most well-known bass player. He's played on recordings and in live shows with some of the best artists in Texas in addition to legends like Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry, and Robert Plant....
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Kent "Omar" Dykes grew up in McComb, Mississippi, a town that served as the same starting point for Bo Diddley. Like Diddley, Dykes...
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