Year: 2016
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The city of Boston has always been well known for it’s diverse music scene and rich urban culture. So it should come as no surprise to see yet another stellar alternative group hail from the Liberty City. The indie-rock trio, known as Lady Pills, claps back at the establishment with honest prose and gritty guitar tone.
http://gty.im/543233122 The Television Academy announced this year’s nominees in a ceremony July 14.
Wake up and smell the rookie, to-be-known rapper/songwriter Francis Thomas is dishing up something that Houston needs.
The tracks make up K.R.I.T.’s first release of the year, XII/XII.
The singer’s sophomore album may come sooner than we think.
http://gty.im/538241542 The Maryland emcee’s latest project was released to Apple Music Thursday night with no prior announcement.
Currently on tour for her newest album, Puberty 2, Mitski is taking us along her journey dealing with anxiety, love, and heartbreak. Although the journey is sad and not the most upbeat, she instills a sense of confidence and the ability to overcome all the obstacles we endure.
We got the chance to sit down with Awsten, Geoff and Otto from Houston’s very own Waterparks, who are no strangers to this blog. We covered a variety of important and riveting topics including playing in the rain, how they got connected with Good Charlotte, butts and the Houston music scene. Chris from Motionless in White even […]
We got the chance to sit down with drummer Pat Kirch and guitarist Kennedy Brock of The Maine and ask a couple of questions. Check out the interview and photos from their set at the Houston date of the Vans Warped Tour below.
Check out some of Norma’s favorite photos from this year’s Vans Warped Tour in Houston and keep checking back to Coog Radio for more fun content from the tour!
“Go outside….let the wind flow through your hair… sometimes everything is okay.” Babe City Record’s founder, Jon Weiss, comforts listeners the day they dropped a new album by signed indie rock band, Go Cozy, on April 8th, 2016. .
We got the chance to sit down with Oliver, Niles, Andrew and Dorian aka Broadside from Richmond, Virginia, to talk about their first experience on the summer tour, their favorite acts, favorite snacks and their take on staying connected with their fans on social media. Plus check out a photo gallery from their performance on […]
The Houston date of the Vans Warped Tour consisted of three fundamental things: heat, good music and a good time. Music filled the gaps between the hundreds of tents that covered the yellow lot at NRG Park. Concertgoers were strewn about, trying to find shade in the 90+ degree heat between sets. Free CD’s, bandannas, […]
EIGHT DAYS before prices go up! Get your ticket for ride on the San Marcos River and listen to your favorite artists & bands ALL weekend long.
Freetown Sound, Devonte Hynes’ latest project under Blood Orange, was released yesterday following his critically acclaimed 2013 record Cupid Deluxe. The record, like Cupid Deluxe, is a complex combination of R&B, Jazz, and stylized eighties Synth Pop yet lyrically, it is quite a straightforward dialogue on black and queer identity/experience that begins with poet Angel […]
If you like your music with a little melody and a lot of soul your going to love Vooddää.
Fun Fun Fun Fest is no more friends. But everything you loved about the awesome Austin held music festival is still the same, just under a new name.
PWR BTTM, a Brooklyn based queercore/garage punk duo, graced Houstonites with the unapologetically queer sound of their debut album Ugly Cherries. The record, released nearly a year ago, attempts to capture the fears of being queer, young, and liking boys while promoting self-love and empowerment.
Electric, infectious and down right groovy. These are the only three words that could possibly describe the energy R&B’s golden boy, Anderson .Paak and the Free Nats brought to Houston House of Blues this past Wednesday night.
On Tuesday night, Pity Sex graced Houston as part of their White Hot Moon album tour. Queer-punk band, PWR BTTM and indie heart throbs, Petal lubricated the crowd for a beautifully distressed performance. The four piece was like a time travel back into 90s indie-alternative. Sweet and falsetto vocals by Brittany Drake balanced like yin and yang with […]
