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Live music review: Art Rockers Of Montreal returned to Mohawk on Tuesday

June 29, 2024 Case Cockrell 915 Views art rock, indie-folk, inide music, live music, mohawk, Of Montreal, Review, rock n roll, Tele Novella

For Of Montreal’s sold-out Austin performance at Red River Cultural District stronghold Mohawk on Tuesday, the summer Texas crowd was ready to sweat it out for yet another triumphant performance showing a masterclass in art and both moody and jovial rock and roll. Of Montreal is classified as a member of the multi-regional Elephant 6 musical collective, which hosts the likes of Neutral Milk Hotel, Olivia Tremor Control, and Elf Power. With all the bands in this sector sharing a love for the trippiness of the 1960s, Of Montreal packs countless mannerisms of stage show glory.

Case Cockrell Live Music Review

Live music review: Art-rock act Water From Your Eyes and UK band Squid sold-out Parish

February 7, 2024 Case Cockrell 1476 Views art rock, live music, Parish, post-punk, Review, Squid, Water From Your Eyes

A lot of shit hit the fan in the music world during the pandemic closures. Touring was a no-go. Sudden

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Album review: Fading Yellow to drop debut EP and host Chess Club release party December 1

November 28, 2023 Greg Ackerman 1493 Views album review, art rock, black midi, Chess Club, Fading Yellow, Large Brush Collection, Mild High Club, psych-rock, release party, Stereolab

Austin psychedelic pop and art-rock band, Fading Yellow are set to drop their first EP, Stereo Assessment Friday, December 1 on all streaming services. The talented foursome are set to host a release party at Chess Club with an expanded lineup presented as Fading Yellow Arkestra with support from Large Brush Collection. The evening promises to be an entertaining one for local music fans at the intimate Red River Cultural District venue.

Brian Hillsman Live Review

Live music review: L7 brought remedy for political unease

May 19, 2019 Brian Hillsman 641 Views alternative rock, art rock, Austin, concerts, garage rock, grrrl rock, L 7, L7, Le Butchereets, Les Butcherettes, live music, mohawk, Music, punk rock, rock music, The Cosmic Clash

The 1990’s were a helluva time for music. Grrrl rock, heroin chic and flannel all featured prominently in the music scene. At the heart of it all was Grunge music made by the likes of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Mudhoney and similar artists. Near the center of that magical era was L7. The Los Angeles, all-female, four-piece began their collective career in the mid-80’s. In the 1990’s, the group toured with the likes of Alice In Chains, Beastie Boys, and Pearl Jam.

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