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Some Don’t Like It Hot: 2023 was Austin’s average hottest year on record since the National Weather Service started keeping track 126 years ago, the Statesman reported. Austin’s average daily temperature was 72.3 degrees, slightly higher than the previous average hottest year, 2017. More Bannable Abortions: Despite federal law that requires doctors to provide lifesaving…

Mr. Smarty Pants Knows

The psychic Baba Vanga predicted a technological revolution in 2024. Psychic Craig Hamilton-Parker predicts that Vladimir Putin will die in 2024, which will lead to a coup and the eventual rise of a female president in Russia who will bring hope for the country and the world. Some interpret Nostradamus to have predicted Prince Harry…

Free Week’s Big Weekend and More Crucial Concerts This Week

Looking for the best shows happening in Austin this week? Check out the Chronicle music team’s handpicked “Crucial Concerts” below or in the paper every Thursday. And for our complete listings of upcoming live music events around town, head to Chron Events. Cactus Lee Times Three Antone’s Nightclub, Thursday 4C-Boy’s Heart & Soul, Friday 5Sam’s…

Review: Cha’keeta B, Where the Wildflowers Grow

Floral motifs abound on Cha’keeta B’s EP Where the Wildflowers Grow, which plows plots for rhymes on love, lust, and labor. Following 2018’s hard-hitting full-length 2 Incomparable and a slew of singles, the rapper reenters the ring championing jazz-forward, gooey beats over her debut’s electronic and trap inclinations. The Eastside native’s penchant for community continues,…

Review: Wet Dip, Smell of Money

Daniel Francis Doyle fans, brace yourselves. The singer-songwriter’s got a rollicking solo discography, sure, but it’s nothing compared to Wet Dip. Doyle and sisters Erica and Sylvia Rodriguez issue abstract, minimalist no wave, not just sharpened alternative rock. Sylvia, who shares bass and guitar duties with Doyle, opens debut Smell of Money with plainly sung…

Review: J Soulja, BOX WITH GOD: EP

As he progresses toward developing the Smoke Out and its sister concert series the Pre-Roll into destinations for upstart Central Texas hip-hop artists to hone their craft, J Soulja flexes a bit on his second extended play of 2023. A prominent Mike Tyson aesthetic binds the project’s 22 minutes as Soulja offers his own version…


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