Artists
Seminal cello-driven trio Rasputina will release their seventh album, ‘Sister Kinderhook’ on June 15, 2010. Rasputina directress, Melora Creager recorded it whilst pregnant in the Hudson Valley just last summer. She and Brian Kehew (Moog Cookbook, Fiona Apple, Air) mixed it… (Read More)
Formed in Feb of 2010 and being described as Austin’s Indie-Super Group, Red Falcon is collage of various talented musicians from popular Austin bands: Built By Snow, Your Kisses Cause Crashes, Aster, and The Seas. After debuting during SXSW 2010 Red… (Read More)
Red Leaves is a dark pop indie rock band from Austin, Texas. Being compared to everyone from The Cure to Explosions in the Sky, Red Leaves brings to the table a sharp post-punk attitude while utilizing a more accessible pop structure… (Read More)
RhythmSektion DJs are a disco/house/electroica group formed in early 2009 in Austin Texas. By 2010 they launched their own promotion/recording/design front for local musicians in Austin and beyond. They are James Jones (Businessman), Derek Brown (Businessman), Bennett Leader (Fancy Feast), and… (Read More)
“I know that for some musicians, writing songs is like therapy and the way they get their emotions out,” says Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Robert Francis. "But for me it’s more than an outlet — it’s a way to… (Read More)
There’s a line on “Mungo Jerry,” from Roy Jay’s new album, Lucky Guy, that sums up the life and music of this successful entrepreneur turned musician: "I’m living the life that I wanted to live/When I need a hand, folks are… (Read More)
Austin Chronicle’s Review of “Tomorrow’s Fossils” (Loxly): Nothing makes or breaks a band like a concept album. Set in a post-Kid A realm of saturated and robotic textures, Loxsly’s self-produced sophomore outing, Tomorrow’s Fossils, unfolds the story of a well-intentioned scientist… (Read More)
“I got a woman way across town – she’s good to me, oh yeah.” Ruby James is all woman, of that there is no doubt. Her new album Happy Now is a contextual exploration of the loving and losing of men… (Read More)
