Rikroshi’s eponymous album “Rikroshi” has something for everyone, no matter who you are or what you like.

Electrical engineering senior Joey Oaxaca spends his Sunday nights in front of a soundboard, mixing audio for a live band on KVRX Local Live.

This year was rife with local albums that pushed the envelope, so it’s essential to celebrate these achievements that preserve Austin’s musical reputation.

With a new album in the works, Growl continues to grow and remain a favorite in the local scene. 

Day for Night fest is coming up and we've got a couple of tickets for you! 

“People can immediately tell if you’re real."

Breathing Problem's “Bed of Sex, Pit of Tar” is another example of why Austin’s noise/experimental scene is a force to be reckoned with.

Check out this video interview with musicians Alex Hill, Dylan Hill and Daniel Brown as they talk about their EP Intruder=Kill. 

Yu-Gi-Oh! cards line Eugene Chung’s keyboard, which produces a pulsing hip-hop beat. 

Through it all, there have always been strong, independent, supremely talented women to lead the charge for equality and show that they can rock just as hard as men — sometimes harder.

Thanks to Campus Events+Entertainment Headliners, students took a break Wednesday night by dancing it out on the Texas Union Patio. 

It’s 2012 in Coppell, Texas. Stuart Leach’s high school band, Seastroke, decides to break up after putting out an album and an EP.