Electric Six at Stubbs in Austin March 5, 2015.
Similar Posts
A Sunny Day In Glasgow: Show Review at the Mohawk
Monday night at the Mohawk offered an eclectic smattering of Indie rock that culminated with Philadelphia-based quartet, A Sunny Day in Glasgow, offering up their dreamy yet abstruse signature pop sound for a more obscure-indie inclined Austin audience. While the headliners were clearly the draw for much of the crowd, local openers, Wildfires and even more so an…
Christian Bland of the UFO CLUB – (SHOW REVIEW & INTERVIEW)
Swaths of contemporary psychedelic rock bands around the country can cite the Austin 60’s psychedelic rock scene as one of their key influences. Bands like Shiva’s Headband, The 13th Floor Elevators and Conqueroo revolutionized the Austin music scene while contributing to the counter-culture wave that would sweep America by urging people to ‘tune out’. While…
CHAD VALLEY LAYS DOWN CHARM AND SYNTH-POP IN AUSTIN (SHOW REVIEW)
“It’s great to be back in Austin. I spent this last year working a day job in my hometown of Oxford in England so that I could come back to my favorite places like Austin”, Chad Valley admits to the crowd. “What was your day job?” an audience member asks. “ I mixed paint…and sniffed…
CRYSTAL CASTLES & HEALTH @ EMOS (SHOW REVIEW)
Nobody quite sparks the imagination like Alice Glass and Ethan Kath. The members of the electro-noise group Crystal Castles have deftly created a shroud of macabre mystery to surround their dark and diabolical personas. Through gothic imagery, epic seizure-inducing light shows, and Alice’s banshee-like stage antics, Crystal Castles has gathered a following that is as…
M83 TRANSLATE ECLECTIC CATALOGUE INTO STELLAR LIVE PERFORMANCE FOR SOLD OUT AUSTIN CROWD (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS)
M83 returned to Austin on Sunday night, touring in support of their latest album, Junk. Even with a five-year break between album releases, a fervent enthusiasm from Austinites awaited the French-electro outfit in the form of a very sold out show at Stubb’s. To say M83’s Hurry Up We’re Dreaming made an impact on the…
BEST AND WORST OF FPSF 2013
Best and Worst of FPSF FPSF has grown by leaps and bounds since it began in 2009. This year over 100,000 sunburnt festival-goers spilled into Houston’s Eleanor Tinsley Park to hear a variety of music. The Horn’s Lee Ackerley gives a breakdown of what worked and what didn’t at the 2013 FPSF. Best In Show:…