With studios now releasing their own streaming platforms, how much leverage do theaters actually have?
Some live albums are musical breakthroughs for bands, some are simply released as stopgaps and some are cultural artifacts. One of the important moments in rock history is now released
If you didn’t see a current picture of Daniel Donato, you’d swear he grew up in the parking lot of Austin’s Armadillo World Headquarters sometime in the mid-‘70s, busking between
Freedom, thusly named for the appreciation of different cultures, is the debut album from trombonist, composer, arranger, and educator, Dr. Javier Nero. Inspired by his multi-cultural ancestry, and amidst the current
In some ways, it might seem counterintuitive that Rob Gungor’s new Wilderman record deals with the increasing rift between lived experience and its digital approximation, given Gungor’s current base of
The Twin Cities certainly has had its share of heartache and revolution in the prior four months. Lost in that turmoil has been the stellar musical contributions from the Minneapolis/St.
Among Clinton St. John’s musical impetus is the gratification that comes from the often-accidental interconnectedness of the themes about which he chooses to write. Frustration, politics, cults, kidnappings, mystery, heartbreak,
The bittersweet incandescent shimmer of The Cuckoos is deeply rooted in classic rock, dance club funk, and neo-psych art soul, earning the young Austin, Texas band a remarkable reputation in
An early ’90’s proponent of Americana music with his band, 6 String Drag, Kenny Roby has remained true to his roots through a series of endeavors under his own name
Pianist/producer/composer Jesse Fischer with nine new originals explores the connections between groove-based modern jazz, music of the African diaspora, and Fischer’s own Jewish heritage on Resilience. Featured guests include Grammy-nominated
