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Bright-eyed and bushy-bearded, Bat City Rhythm drops their full-length debut, “Follow Me.”

Between outdated jokes and pointed critiques about all your life choices, who knew your parents could share something worth listening to?

As a melodic muse, a storyteller and a siren, Mélat opens up on the horizon of a new album.

Given the usual Texas humidity and the heat index, Stubb’s Barbeque may have not expected such a full house. Yet, with the band’s new lead single “Feel It Still” topping iTunes charts and garnering Grammy buzz as their biggest hit to date, the sold-out Austin audience thirsty for moxie-driven alternative rock was no surprise.

Just because you don’t have ACL money doesn’t mean you can’t have a concert-packed, Instagram-worthy weekend.

I often wonder if “don’t judge a book by it’s cover” applies to albums. From band portraits to concept illustrations, I decided to dig up some bottom-dwellers in the CD clearance section to test my cover-examining skills.

With this track, Austin-based, multi-instrumentalist duo Indoor Creature gives “dream pop” a whole new meaning.

“It was just me in the beginning,” lead singer Matt Hines says, reminiscing about dorm room jam sessions and improvised venues. The Eastern Sea has experienced a transformative journey in terms of members, but lead singer Matt Hines remains at the forefront.

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