SXSW Six Pack Interview: A Giant Dog
Paul Stinson – After eight years, three albums, countless shows, multiple residencies and a handful of drummers, Austin’s loveable punk malcontents A Giant Dog are finally beginning to get their due.
Paul Stinson – After eight years, three albums, countless shows, multiple residencies and a handful of drummers, Austin’s loveable punk malcontents A Giant Dog are finally beginning to get their due.
Paul Stinson – Somewhere between compulsively groovy and convulsively pointed, the shows turned in by Austin’s US Weekly amount to 40-minutes of head-bobbing fire-breathing punk rock that is both punk and rock without being cliché.
Big BLDG bash – that yearly festival that’s gone down the last two years in a big green warehouse underneath where 99 meets the West Seattle bridge – just confirmed the lineup for their 2016 event.
Paul Stinson – Austin’s Moving Panoramas are the first legitimate heir to the mantel of Galaxie 500 since Luna. The Austin trio takes something familiar and makes it new again, enthralling in the many uses of subtle shoegaze and drifting grooves.
Tim Basaraba – Tomorrow night, March 3, the 75th installment of my recurring acoustic showcase, TBASA’s Lo-Fi All-Stars, goes down at the new Substation venue in Ballard. Here are some thoughts on this month’s performers.