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Meet the Blacksmith at the Center of Austin Music’s Golden Era
Uncle Seymour Washington was the patriarch of 1970s Clarksville’s hippie haven
Townes Van Zandt
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Steve Earle, Fresh Off Jerry Jeff Tribute, Deepens Songbook at Gruene Hall
Vagabond resilience & bristling resistance potently commune
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The Flatlanders Create a Defining Album During Their Pandemic Pause
West Texas trio unearths a Treasure of Love
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Faster Than Sound: KUT/KUTX in Discussion With UT Over the Future of the Cactus Cafe
KUTX Director says it’s “50-50” whether the station will continue managing the venue
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Jonathan Terrell, Too Rock & Roll for Country, Too Country for Rock & Roll
The inward-facing cowboy trims the fat and lets his second solo LP dictate itself
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Another Sea Change Year at the Austin Music Awards
So much so that even we don’t know what to expect!
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Looking Back on 15 Years of the Townes Van Zandt Documentary
Producer/Director Margaret Brown revisits her movie
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Faster Than Sound: Austin Terror Fest Crosses Over
Two birthdays and a dark christening
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Terror Fest Review: Dorthia Cottrell, Panopticon
Windhand singer and outdoorsman Austin Lunn stage own AMAs
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Windhand Frontwoman Dorthia Cottrell Haunts the Austin Terror Fest
Feeling comfortable covering Townes Van Zandt
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Austin Terror Fest Q&A: Panopticon
Folk & metal extremist books a pair of über rare performances