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SXSW Music Review: She Shreds Day Party
“Cops can’t stop the rock!” So declared Partner’s Lucy Niles at Sahara Lounge on Tuesday afternoon after permit problems forced She Shreds magazine’s day party to relocate from Kinda Tropical following Shamir’s set. The scramble meant shortened set times and cancellations, but the packed Eastside soul shack thrummed with the triumph of pulling it off.

12:45PM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Libby Webster Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: RVG
People play music and form bands for all kinds of reasons: fame, fortune, sex. The primary compulsion remains self-expression, of course, the need to say something through art, even if no one who hears or understands what that something may be.

12:22PM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Michael Toland Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Meute
At 9:45pm Tuesday, on the corner of Red River and Seventh, Meute introduced itself to Austin and SXSW.

12:01PM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Dan Gentile Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: David Gtronic
Try trainspotting David Gtronic’s set when the music gets heady, lush, minimal, but trust me, Shazam will prove worthless. “This guy plays only unreleased tracks,” laughed one onlooker at Kingdom on Tuesday night.

11:40AM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Christina Garcia Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Bad Gyal
Bad Gyal, born Alba Farelo, espouses simple pleasures – getting drunk, being rich, and having sex – chronicling them all through Auto-Tune over a futuristic, dancehall backdrop.

11:10AM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Isabella Castro-Cota Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Pussy Riot
It felt like chaos, a mental mugging. The first of two official SXSW showcases from Muscovites Pussy Riot, Tuesday evening at the old Emo’s on the corner of Sixth and Red River (now the Main and Main II), staged a political protest more so than a musical performance.

10:30AM Wed. Mar. 14, 2018, Tim Stegall Read More | Comment »

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Rae Sremmurd Take Over SXSW
Rae Sremmurd, whose explosive South by Southwest appearance in 2014 precipitated the Tupelo rap duo’s rise to fame, returns to the festival Friday for a showcase that includes frequent collaborator Mike Will Made-It, producer of their chart-topping single “Black Beatles.”

6:15PM Tue. Mar. 13, 2018, Kevin Curtin Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Max Richter
At 12:25am Tuesday morning, Max Richter had only been on the stage at Bass Concert Hall for 15 minutes and someone was already snoring. During a typical concert this would be a horrible insult. For Sleep, it proved a high compliment.

1:45PM Tue. Mar. 13, 2018, Dan Gentile Read More | Comment »

SXSW Music Review: Discover Denton Showcase
No secret Denton’s musical impact far outweighs the relative size of the North Texas college town, but Monday’s opening night SXSW showcase packed the inside of Sidewinder with something to prove.

1:00PM Tue. Mar. 13, 2018, Doug Freeman Read More | Comment »

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