Suite 709 has made an album that serves as Austin’s answer to Bruno Mars, retaining his same soul without resorting to hackneyed lyrics or saccharine music.
Eleanor Friedberger's debut solo album, Last Summer evokes hazy memories of ’60s AM pop radio and the radical rock of the same time. In its ruminative, rambling glory, Last Summer becomes her means to reflect on that summer.
The soft-spoken, bearded library assistant in the Life Science Library doesn’t necessarily have the look of an indie rock guitarist who toured Europe with an acclaimed ’90s indie band, but there’s more to Harold Whit Williams than meets the eye.
Even with all the star-studded tracks, Teddybears’ newest release, Devil's Music, won’t be going much further than being used in a mash-up at Barbarella for the next couple of months.
Graham Wright, a quarter of Tokyo Police Club reveals his outsized musical ambitions and surreal lyrics in first full-lenght solo album, Shirts vs. Skins.
