PT Stinson – An apple that fell from the Pavement/Springsteen tree and later fermented in a Replacements barrel before it became German apple wine, Austin’s well-known Michael Booher is climbing back into the ring in 2015, set to play a trio of shows at SXSW.
PT Stinson – One year and thirty-six shows later and I’m not entirely sure how to write about Austin band Sweet Spirit.
PT Stinson – Lurking on your window sill like a bird who knows your secrets and haunts your dreams, Austin spellcasters Ruby Fray remain one of Austin’s most intoxicating and yet largely undiscovered concoctions.
PT – Picked by the British music press as a band to watch, and tirelessly championed by Spoon’s Britt Daniels –who picked them as openers for a two-week tour in late 2014– beloved East Austin riot-starters A Giant Dog is poised to finally break its chain in 2015, run amok and lick the rest of the country’s face with the release of their third album.
P.T. Stinson – Somewhere between AmRep and SST Records, somewhere between The Minutemen and the Kinks, Austin’s Borzoi are a postpunk two-by-four made of Faberge eggs upside your head –you’re not sure what hit you, but you’re impressed with the level of detail.
