This weekend, I will finally be celebrating my favorite band’s fourth and last album for the first time — 27 years after its release. Because three decades is about how long I needed to be ready to fully embrace “Dear You.”
Paul Stinson – Austin band Big Bill asks a simple question: do semaphore flags exist to signal the arrival of a rodeo punk hurricane? If they aren’t yet a thing they should be, if only in the name of public safety.
The fine folks at Artist Home, an indigenous owned company that has been tirelessly championing emerging Pacfic Northwest Music talent for more than a decade, today announced the lineup for it’s 2022 Timber! Outdoor Music Festival, it’s first since 2019.
Paul Stinson – Break out your box of earplugs and say goodbye to your personal space, SXSW is back in all its music-marathon glory. Following two years in the pandemic wilderness, many of Austin’s best bands will be on display in the Texas capital, fighting to stand out from the tsunami of visiting acts.
By Paul Broderson Day In • Day Out (DIDO), that festival that snuck itself into the Labor Day weekend slot vacated by Bumershoot last summer, will return for a second…
