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Houston produces some mighty fine musicians with the likes of Buxton and Wild Child, and Walter’s Downtown welcomed them home with open arms.
Houston, we have…the opposite of a problem! Local, successful music. Waterparks are an up and coming pop punk band from the Space City herself. After joining the scene in early 2012, Waterparks has been gaining traction rather quickly.
If you’ve seen Tame Impala’s past music videos for “Cause I’m A Man” and “Let It Happen,” off his most recent album, Currents, you know how bizarrely out of this world the visuals are and how it goes oh so perfectly together with the tracks.
Doing our best to keep you updated on who to look out for, this week we bring you Cemetery Sun! An alternative rock group from Sacramento, California. Starting out not too long ago, the band has quickly grown a fan base in Northern, California, and is promoting their two singles out now.
Kendrick and J. Cole have surprised the internet this past Friday by both releasing two tracks where they cover each other’s beats. After treating yourself to plenty of platefuls of thanksgiving goodies and late night shopping, prepare to treat your ears to Kendrick Lamar’s and J. Cole’s “Black Friday”s.
Calling all Christian music fans, get ready to fall in love. Introducing, As The Hart, a Christian contemporary rock band from Nacogdoches, Texas. The goal of their project is to glorify God, with music that “flows from the heart and soul.”
The internet is an endless vortex that can easily suck you in, and before you know it, it’s 2 am and you’re looking at D.I.Y. videos on YouTube with no actual intentions of going through with any of the projects. It was one of those nights when I decided I needed to step up my music game. […]
On Oct. 21, 2014, Robert Bryson Hall II, better known as Logic, brought us his debut album, Under Pressure. The release blew away his fans that accumulated over the span of the almost five years of releasing mixtapes, as well as the many listeners that were blown away by the way he delivered his messages in his […]
Much like in the past, Kali Uchis delivers one hell of a music video that includes her homeland Colombia and plenty of hip-heavy dancing.
It’s not every day that you hear of new music coming from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but that’s happening today! Vinyl Theatre, the electronic indie band who has been touring with Smallpools, Grizfolk, and Against The Current, is coming back to Houston.
Let me introduce you to SafetySuit, the pop rock masterpiece from Tulsa, Oklahoma. This band, originally formed in 2002, have been on an unannounced hiatus for the past several years. This hiatus sent their fan base into a confused spiral as there was no word from the band as to the current status of their […]
The types of music that make you feel are the ones that are honest and carry integrity and that is what you will find with The Tragic Thrills. Ironically, there’s nothing tragic about this band unless you define the truth as a tragic thing.
2015 has been a stellar year for music. We’ve had great releases from Drake, Lana Del Rey, Tame Impala, Kendrick Lamar, and your soon-to-be favorite pop artist, BØRNS.
Well well well. It’s that time where I rave to you about all the things I’ve been listening to lately. You know the drill, let’s get into it!
If you like getting lost into the world of synth-heavy, funky beats, and trippy visuals, look no further because Neon Indian is going to be one of the main headliners for Fun Fun Fun Fest.
Notorious English rock band, Muse, has just released additional North American tour dates to their Drones World Tour 2015/16 with support from Phantogram and X Ambassadors.
Youngblood Hawke, the indie band from So Cal, has been a little AWOL for the past year. Enough so to bring up questions, but not enough to concern the fans. Their debut album, Wake Up, put them on the map with the indie pop scene in 2013, especially so with their single “We Come Running.” […]
In a touching “Kanye-inspired” tribute to his friends, family, and current “Family Matters” tour, Chance The Rapper gives us a taste of what happens backstage in his new video, “Family Matters.”
Photo by Timothy Saccenti I’m going to be honest: When choosing this assignment, I looked at the Fun Fun Fun Fest lineup, closed my eyes, twirled my finger around, and let it land wherever it pleased.
Benjamin Booker can easily be described as soulful and punk, but do not categorize him with the blues.
