Music
Everybody’s Talking About the Teenage Riot: Five Youth Musicians to Check Out From North Texas
We selected five artists from North Texas that everyone needs to keep on their radar.
ACL 2024 Artist Spotlight: Chappell Roan
Chappell Roan is currently your favorite artist's favorite artist – and she intends to keep it that way at this year's Austin City Limits Festival.
A Personal Highlight: Celebrating My 23rd Birthday with Greta Van Fleet
Greta Van Fleet has always been more than just a band to me—they’re the soundtrack to my life, guiding me through highs and lows with their powerful music.
ACL 2024 Artist Spotlight: Tyler, the Creator
Iconic rapper Tyler, the Creator will make his momentous return to this year's Austin City Limits.
Media Analysis: The Dominance of Nostalgia in Music
Nostalgia has been a recurring theme in music and has dominated the trends of the past decade. But why is this so? Are there elements that define it?
The rise of Japanese pop singer, Ado!
From a middle school bedroom artist to making music for some of the biggest animes, to wold out...
Analog Sentimentalism: Embracing Physical Media In The Streaming Era
With a swipe and a tap, you can hear almost any song written from nearly any time and place. The choice of how to listen seems so obvious. Why would we intentionally choose to go back to older formats?
ACL 2024 Artist Spotlight: Late Night Drive Home
The El Paso based band known as Late Night Drive Home is set to grace the stage of Austin City Limits with their presence for the first time.
Ghost’s ‘Rite Here Rite Now’ has Haunted Cinemas Worldwide and Fans Can’t Get Enough
Papa goes to Hollywood – More than half a year later after Ghost’s Re-Imperatour, we finally have the band's debut concert feature film titled Rite Here Rite Now.
X-Men ’97: A Phenomenal Official Soundtrack
We’re diving into the fascinating journey of the Newton Brothers as they brought a modern twist to the music of the recently rebooted X-Men ‘97, a continuation of the 1992 series, X-Men: The Animated Series.
