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1 day ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Christina Garcia
It isn't all about numbers in this week's recommended shows Deantoni Parks Friday 6, dadaLabThere was the microburst storm last week, and then there’s the microburst sets you’ll hear at Exploded Drawing on Friday – short but full of jaw-dropping power from a sizzling lineup of artists. The next event in the series of diabolically good beatmakers includes Deantoni Parks, a musician who has played drums with the Mars Volta and John Cale.
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1 day ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Christina Garcia
It isn't all about numbers in this week's recommended shows Deantoni Parks Friday 6, dadaLabThere was the microburst storm last week, and then there’s the microburst sets you’ll hear at Exploded Drawing on Friday – short but full of jaw-dropping power from a sizzling lineup of artists. The next event in the series of diabolically good beatmakers includes Deantoni Parks, a musician who has played drums with the Mars Volta and John Cale.
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1 week ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Raoul Hernandez |Michael Toland
Keep your ears open for these shows Nakia Friday 30, Waterloo RecordsEarlier this month, when Shinyribs serenaded Waterloo Records, emotions ran heavy in the knowledge of the group’s final live appearance at that location. Expect no less from Nakia. A semifinalist on The Voice and perennial Austin City Limits television show attendee, the South Austin soul man runs deep through the local scene lore.
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2 weeks ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Christina Garcia
A smattering of sound suggestions Felt Out Thursday 22, Antone’s NightclubOh, global music. What does it mean? Antone’s, expanding beyond its usual blues repertoire with this seven-act bill, celebrates Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month by hosting local artists who encapsulate all that this genre catchall has to offer.
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3 weeks ago |
austinchronicle.com | Derek Udensi |Carys Anderson |Christina Garcia |Genevieve Wood
Shoegaze, black metal, jazz, punk, and more Thursday 15, Radio/EastJack Tatum is like suntan lotion. Though he emerged in the Aughts as Wild Nothing, his Eighties-washed indie synth-pop goes on cool and soothing, weaving jangly guitars and dreamy sounds into something inspired by the enduring mood of that decade.
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