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Oct. 21, 2022 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison
The Verde Report: After Back-to-Back Losses, Austin FC Must Regroup for Stretch Run
Wolff: “The focus has to be recaptured”
"...Austin FC like a bad rash in 2021. Key long-term injuries, ill-timed red cards, and a league-worst rate of..."
Sept. 9, 2022 Sports Column by Eric Goodman
Austin Punk Chronicles: The Shock of the New – The Violators and the Skunks Invade Raul's
14 days after the Sex Pistols break up and mainstream media declares punk dead, Austin's scene begins at a Tejano bar on the Drag in Chapter 5, Part 1 of the "Austin Punk Chronicles"
"...musician Tim Stegall. You can read past installments of the “Austin Punk Chronicles” here...."
Aug. 5, 2022 Music Feature by Tim Stegall
Austin at Large: The Bold Eye of the Beholder
Watson releases his first housing proposals, puts his “get it done” brand to the test
"...When Kirk Watson was mayor in the late 1990s, he acquired a reputation as a dude..."
July 22, 2022 News Column by Mike Clark-Madison
May We Suggest Some Music to Chill Out Your Dog During the Fireworks?
New Austin music to drown out the booms
"...dog will be trembling petrified, if not jumping on the couch and barking at 120 decibels. You recall that..."
July 1, 2022 Music Feature by Kevin Curtin
“It’s Like a Family Business, Except Rock Stars”: The Kindred Bond of We Don’t Ride Llamas
Afro rock sibling band is defiantly unconventional on new EP The Oracle
"...For most zoomers and younger millennials, the entrance of the video game Rock Band into our..."
April 29, 2022 Music Feature by Julian Towers
The Best Music We Saw at SXSW on Tuesday
A Zamrock fruit plate, apathetic Irish drone-poetics, and so much more
"...that this is a perfectly sized South by Southwest. The streets are strollable, long lines are scarce – though..."
March 16, 2022 Music Post by Thomas Fawcett
Austin Film Festival Unleashes The Same Storm
The French Dispatch, C’Mon C'Mon headed to fest
"...Two instant Oscar hopefuls have been added to the Austin Film Festival, with the addition today of Wes..."
Sept. 23, 2021 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
New Districts Set the Stage for the Politics of the 2020s
The city and state begin to show their work
"...After a prolonged wait, the committees of lawmakers and (in Austin) extraordinary..."
Sept. 24, 2021 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison
Austin Music Sucks, the Mad Lib
Fill in the blanks to one of our more ... antagonistic music columns
"...This infamous column by Michael Corcoran, which ran in the April 25, 1986 issue of the Chronicle, was so..."
Sept. 3, 2021 Features Feature by Michael Corcoran (Mad Libbed by Kevin Curtin)
Jordan Levin on the Future of Rooster Teeth
Post-pandemic, the studio's general manager looks at the next steps
"...Burnie Burns once called Rooster Teeth - the Austin-based online content leviathan he cofounded - the biggest..."
July 31, 2021 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Lege Ticker: Someone Has to Pay the Post-Storm Electric Bill
The price is right?
"...Texas, Winter Storm Uri continues to do damage at the Capitol. On Tuesday, Public Utility Commission Chairman (and sole..."
March 19, 2021 News Feature by Mike Clark-Madison
"Deborah Roberts: I'm" at the Contemporary Austin
In Deborah Roberts' solo exhibition at the Contemporary Austin, we learn what it is to be seen and not seen
"...Look the girl in the eyes...."
Feb. 19, 2021 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Lee Isaac Chung Recalls Growing Up in the Fields of Minari
New family drama speaks to a different kind of immigration story
"...Korean immigrant, accuracy is everything - even down to the details of farm life. In fact, especially those. He..."
Feb. 12, 2021 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Good Camp, Bad Camp: Council Mulls Sanctioned Sites for the Unsheltered
Helping end homelessness, or just managing public space?
"...Austin’s poor and vulnerable live in makeshift camps around the city, made legal in 2019 as the city rethought..."
Jan. 29, 2021 News Post by Austin Sanders
The Blanton Museum Undertakes a $35 Million Makeover of Its Grounds
With the international architectural firm Snøhetta, the UT museum will add community spaces and art to its outdoor experience
"...Being inside the Blanton Museum is a great experience...."
Jan. 22, 2021 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Old Friends John Doe and Michael Mogavero Combine Paintings and Poetry to Reach the "Promised Land"
The exhibition at Bale Creek Allen Gallery celebrates a 47-year-old friendship
"...To understand what's so special about the exhibition "Promised Land," opening this week at Bale Creek..."
Dec. 11, 2020 Arts Feature by Robert Faires
Vortex vs. Coronavirus: The Shows Really Do Go On
Melissa Vogt explains the how and the why
"...Given the circumstances, is it surprising that the Vortex is presenting..."
Sept. 24, 2020 Arts Post by Wayne Alan Brenner
Now Streaming in Austin: Nothing But The Blood
Austin-made evangelical horror sees the insidious terror of belief
"...sects? Daniel Tucker, director of evangelical horror Nothing But The Blood, says it's because America is too young to..."
Aug. 4, 2020 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
From the Archives: Linklater on Linklater
Our 1991 self-interview by the Slacker filmmaker
"..."Austin has the highest per capita ratio of wonderful people and the..."
July 24, 2020 Screens Feature by Richard Linklater
The Luv Doc: Tested in All Ways But One
There has never been a better time in the history of the planet to get to know someone without swapping cooties
"...that this coronavirus pandemic isn't going to go away anytime soon. Three Mountain West conference schools – including the..."
May 22, 2020 Column by Luv Doc
Now Streaming in Austin: Gary Kent is the Danger God
Austin-made doc highlights this overlooked real Hollywood hero
"...So have you watched Once Upon a Time ... In Hollywood and wondered whether Brad Pitt's character..."
March 22, 2020 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker
Despite the Virus, City Council Has Business to Attend To
Health and home on the agenda
"...today, March 12, to conduct its regular business, despite the flurry of coronavirus-related news activity that has dominated Austin..."
March 13, 2020 News Feature by Austin Sanders
What Odd Circumstance Joins Austin’s L.B. Deyo With Gabriel García Márquez Even Beyond the Ransom Center’s Newly Revealed Archives?
Maybe it’s, what? Love, in the time of measles?
"...discovering ice, citizen, but UT’s Harry Ransom Center has the archives of Gabriel García Márquez on public display for..."
Feb. 3, 2020 Arts Post by Wayne Alan Brenner
SongwritingWith:Soldiers Helps Write the War After the War
Darden Smith, Mary Gauthier, and other songwriters combat PTSD one song at a time
"...Darden Smith is taking his time...."
Nov. 1, 2019 Music Feature by Doug Freeman
Watch: Outdated Tube Camera Captures Robby’s “Phases of the Moon”
Pop-rock quartet celebrates video release at Cheer Up Charlies
"...Robert Williams’ “Phases of the Moon” equates the way people come and go in..."
Sept. 11, 2019 Music Post by Kevin Curtin
Stick-and-Poke Tattoos and the Intimacy of Discomfort
Getting stuck with artist Lauren Dunkin (aka Dopetoast)
"...began her journey as a stick-and-poke tattoo artist in the wake of a long night out with friends, after..."
Aug. 3, 2019 Arts Post by Sam Russek
X Frontman John Doe Has More Fun in the New World
Living quietly in Austin for two years now – and only for hours at a time!
"...schedule as he nurses a beer and chili at the Long Play Lounge...."
June 28, 2019 Music Feature by Tim Stegall
InterStellar BBQ Shoots for the Stars
The team behind Noble Sandwich brings traditional barbecue to Northwest Austin
"...In the parking lot of a nondescript shopping center just down..."
June 14, 2019 Food Feature by Rod Machen
Chronicle Recommends: The Best of Austin
Our recommendations of the finest movies from and about the ATX
"...Every month, the Chronicle's film critics select a theme and offer movie..."
Nov. 4, 2018 Screens Post by Chronicle Film Staff
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