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Q&A: Theophilus London collaborates with Gucci, Tommy Hilfiger

Ali Breland September 15, 2011

Theophilus London has been making a name for himself — his brand has almost taken precedence over his music. He managed to collaborate with Gucci, Cole Haan and Tommy Hilfiger, and meet Kanye West,...

Austin City Limits Festival celebrates 10th anniversary

Henry Clayton Wickham September 15, 2011

The sweaty, three-day, five stage, 130-band extravaganza that is the Austin City Limits Music Festival celebrates its 10-year anniversary this weekend. The festival has taken the ACL name places Ed Bailey,...

Lubbock band prefers sobriety

The Daily Toreador September 14, 2011

It’s summertime in Lubbock and a local band is performing at a friend’s house. It’s loud. There are at least 50 people present, and the neighborhood 11:30 p.m. noise curfew approaches. Host...

Deadmau5 to perform ‘musical carnival’

Eli Watson September 14, 2011

Thumping bass, melodic synths and flashing lights exploding in all directions. Welcome to Deadmau5’s musical carnival. Joel Zimmerman, better known as Deadmau5, will be performing at the Austin Music...

Ladytron levels it out on concept album

Sara Benner September 13, 2011

British electro-indie pop quartet Ladytron takes another step away from the mainstream and into a world of abstract sound with their fifth album, Gravity the Seducer. Ladytron uses a cohesive concept...

MonstrO debut pays homage to hard-rock greats

Eli Watson September 13, 2011

MonstrO is heavy. Whether or not they have a strange fascination with the whale of the same name from Pinocchio, this psychedelic hard rock quartet goes up to 11 and then some. They are masters at manipulating...

Hip-hop exhibits punk, DIY attributes

Ali Breland September 13, 2011

Hip-hop has never been associated with hundreds of kids in mob formation chanting a band’s name on the verge of a violent riot in the streets of a major metropolitan area. In contemporary music history,...

Wild Frontier Fest returns for second year

Julie Rene Tran September 10, 2011

In a city saturated by aspiring musicians and overwhelmed with music venues and concerts, surprisingly, a good live set can be hit or miss. But in the case of Wild Frontier Fest, however, there will be...

Fall Forms of Entertainment: Music

Ali Breland September 9, 2011

Blakroc 2 | Fall TBD Blakroc is a collaborative effort between The Black Keys and various rappers they enlist on each record. A teaser for the new album popped up in August and featured a tiny portion...

Candye Kane utilizes theatrics, versatility in blues album

Armando Arrona September 6, 2011

With her newest album Sister Vagabond, Los Angeles-based artist Candye Kane once again sings the blues. Even if you are not familiar with her life’s struggles, from a troubled childhood to recently...

Hella’s odd, math-rock style leaves listeners tripping

Eli Wilson September 6, 2011

With odd-metered time signatures, challenging rhythmic patterns and spontaneous transitions, math-rock is a genre that tests the limits of both the musician and the listener. Don Caballero and King Crimson...

Active Child to perform debut album

Elizabeth Hinojos September 2, 2011

A throbbing falsetto seeping through glimmering harp strings, mellow synth and reverb bass can be expected to resonate through Emo’s this Friday night, as Active Child will be making a stop in Austin...

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