Black Joe Lewis, Hayes Carll, Ben Kweller, Eisley, Centro-matic, Octopus Project, Robert Ellis, Mystery Skulls, Bright Light Social Hour, Ume, Mohicans, Girl in a Coma, Low Dark Hills, the Bird Dogs and Madisons hit downtown and represent Austin, Houston and Dallas. See this week's music feature ...

The other day a press release landed in my inbox announcing the Dallas appearance of Montreal trio Plants and Animals, who are touring in support of their new album, The End of That. It turns out this is the trio's third full-length release, and they've opened for bands like The National, Broken ...

Six years on since the chart-topping Desert Lights , Something For Kate will finally head back into the studio again. The trio – Paul Dempsey, Stephanie Ashworth and Clint Hyndman – will imminently depart for Dallas, Texas, where they will begin work on their sixth studio album, to be released locally on Capitol/EMI Music Australia in late-2012. It’ll be recorded with US producer John Congleton, who’s worked on records by Explosions In The Sky, St Vincent, Okkervil River and Modest Mouse. Something For Kate have been on somewhat of a hiatus since the release of Desert Lights , with frontman Paul ...

It’s been a minute since we previously heard from New York City-by-way-of-New Zealand spitter David Dallas. But he did drop a remix version of last year’s The Rose Tint this past March called Purple Tinted that reworked completely by producer 41. And wouldn’t…

Relient K have announced they will be heading out on tour this summer with Hellogoodbye and William Beckett. Dates can be found below. Jul 21 El Corazon Seattle, WA Jul 22 Crystal Ballroom Portland, OR Jul 24 Ace of Spades Sacramento, CA Jul 25 The Filmore San Francisco, CA Jul 27 House of Blues San Diego, CA Jul 28 House of Blues Anaheim, CA Jul 31 House of Blues Las Vegas, NV Aug 01 The Marquee Tempe, AZ Aug 02 Sunshine Theater Albuquerque, NM Aug 03 Tricky Falls El Paso, TX Aug 05 Emo's East Austin, TX Aug 07 ...

A great bill rolls through Dallas on Sunday, June 24, at Club Dada, featuring former... Read more »

Multi-talented Dallas native Picnictyme is gearing up to dropping a new solo project, Sea Monsters, that’s instantly landed on our anticipated albums list. Why? Because we’ve had its latest leak, “Horizons”, on repeat this morning. There are multiple reasons for…

Austin Maddox quite simply hails from Dallas, Texas. And much like that very state in America that is always famous for having things “Big,” ‘Raged And Confused’ is by far no exception. 3 minutes and 43 seconds is just not … Continue reading →

Das New Yorker Noise Pop-Duo Sleigh Bells hat ein neues Video zur Single "Demons", sowie Diplo s Remix zum Song veröffentlicht. Jener zieht auch mit der Band, die dieses Jahr ihr zweites Studioalbum "Reign of Terror" veröffentlicht hat, auf Tournee. Im Video geht es vor allem in Slow Motion um Headbanging, Crowd-Surfen und Sleigh Bells' exzessive Live-Shows. Das Material ist auf der vergangene Tournee des Duos in Omaha, Oklahoma City, Dallas und Houston entstanden: Sleigh Bells - "Demons" Wie in der Überschrift versprochen, findet ihr hier noch Diplos Remix von "Demons": Sleigh Bells - "Demons" (Diplo Remix) Das Aufeinandertreffen von Sleigh Bells ...

Combat Jack, Dallas Penn & Just Blaze interview the one and only DJ Premier. Premo talks about the early Gang Starr days with Guru, upcoming Nas album, upcoming Pete Rock vs. Premier album, favorite artist and his stint at Sirius Satellite Radio.

“Four chains on baby get big, triple yellow bezzle look what I done did.” Dallas legend, Tum Tum, perhaps known best for his southern cla…

The video for Sleigh Bells ' Reign of Terror cut "Demons", directed by the band's Derek Miller along with  Gregory Kohn , features slow motion headbanging and crowd-surfing, filmed at Sleigh Bells shows in Omaha, Oklahoma City, Dallas, and Houston. It was inspired by classic Pantera videos. Watch the clip here -- and for more "Demons" goodness, check out a remix of the track by Sleigh Bells' recent tourmate,  Diplo , streaming below.

Although it seems the world has waned a bit with its chatter about the discordant noise of Sleigh Bells, we're still getting them in bits and pieces. Today they released a video for "Demons," and like their music, it's a near-incomprehensible mess of sensory appeal (visual instead of audible). According to the blogosphere the track was inspired by "classic Pantera videos," and features footage from concerts in OKC, Dallas, and Houston. Guitarist Derek Miller took on directing duties.

Whilst being a headlining band from the successful and recently finished Groovin’ The Moo festival, Friday night saw Canadians Colour">City And Colour grace the stage respectively at Adelaide’s Thebarton Theatre for their sold out show. I arrived on my own to catch fellow Canadian muso Bahamas , who warmed and welcomed the crowd with his opening support set. I then managed to detour my way around any smug couples and snuggled into a seat upstairs that was centre to the stage, where I overlooked an entire room full of Adelaideans; that was actually really nice in itself. This was ...

Sleigh Bells’ newest video for the song “Demons” is up now on Pitchfork . Directed by Derek Miller and Gregory Kohn, “Demons” is a Pantera-inspired “live” video using footage from Sleigh Bells’ recent Omaha, Oklahoma City, Dallas and Houston shows. Watch it below: In addition to the video, Pitchfork is also premiering an exclusive remix of “Demons” done by past tourmate Diplo. Click HERE to hear the song. Sleigh Bells recently announced a new run of dates in support of …