What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, April 19
Tag: Plastic Crimewave Sound
Gossip Wolf: Alex Barnett emits another vaguely creepy drone
Alex Barnett’s latest vaguely creepy drone, Black Friday music to get you off the couch, and more
Best New Label With a Fixation on Charmingly Absurd Formats
There’s a monthly lathe-cut seven-inch series, a collection of ambient songs available on floppy disk, a White Mystery flexi that comes with an eight-page coloring book, and a Panda Riot flexi called “Amanda in the Clouds” packaged in a gauzy “cloud sleeve.”
Artist on Artist: Honky-tonk torch carrier Dale Watson talks to local country journeyman Lawrence Peters
Artist on Artist: Honky-tonk torch carrier Dale Watson talks to local country journeyman Lawrence Peters
Gossip Wolf: On their last nerve
Raw Nerve call its quits, Super Minotaur and the High Fidelity Music Series get started, and more
Sun rises, Steve Krakow announces several new projects
A new label, an upcoming mix tape, some vast quantity of musical projects, etc.
This week on the B Side
Controversial punks, new DJ mixes of note, Lollapalooza gossip, and more
The Hideout’s SXSW Bon Voyage
This Saturday the Hideout is throwing its fourth annual SXSW send-off to help benefit local bands on their journeys to Austin.
Dum Dum Girls and the Glimmer Twins
Gossip Wolf: HoZac lands hot girl-group action, the Stones dredge the barrel, Magas launches a Reckless new band, and more
1/25 — Free Cacaw Show at the Empty Bottle
Cacaw, Moonrises, and Running play a free Empty Bottle show Mon 1/25 at 9:30 PM.
11/3 — Free Marble Sheep Show at the Whistler
Marble Sheep play a free show at the Whistler at 9 PM Tuesday; Plastic Crimewave Sound and Great Society Mind Destroyers open.
The List, September 17-23, 2009
Critics’ Choices and other notable concerts: Laura Barrett, Circulatory System, Health, the Fruit Bats, Obituary, and more
Square dancing on French TV: As fancy as eating spicy mustard?
Square dance at the Hideout with the Golden Horse Ranch Square Dance Band this Tuesday and you could be part of a French TV documentary this fall.