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Music Feature

Music Feature

Knocked Loose

For new bands, cobbling beats, chords, and lyrics into passable songs that merit playing in front of people is actually the easiest part, because...

Putting It on Wax

We haven’t even made it to Memorial Day, and the most hated organization in the entire state, the Energy Reliability Council of Texas, has...

Melting Faces

While it may be difficult to rank the heat factors of a sweltering Texas summer, the steam sauna at some hoity-toity day spa, and...

Livin’ the Dream

Like many singer-songwriters, Theo Carracino is a storyteller. While relaying a tale or painting a musical portrait of a person are standard tropes, Carracino...

Black Tie Dynasty

Two years ago, after a highly anticipated reunion was initially tabled by the pandemic and then later by the loss of a founding member,...

Calming Influence

We certainly live in weird times. Between a genocidal war in the Middle East looking like a prelude to WWIII, a vice-like economic structure...

Pulling the Strings

Coming out May 14, Unraveled is Cut Throat Finches’ fourth album and the band’s first release in four years, which is notable given that the...

Good Eggs

Black Market Garden’s debut album is here, and it’s certainly different. Whereas the indie-rock band’s COVID-era single and 2021 EP were both poppy, The Good...

An Olive Grove

As a songwriter, progressive advocate, and human being living in the United States of America in the year 2024 CE, one of the main...

There I Ruined It — Live

The meta of music is forever changing — that’s the beauty of artistry. One can never quite predict which direction things will turn. Beyoncé...