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April 16, 2019

Natalie Price: “These Days”

By: Jack Anderson

It’s been a long time coming for Natalie Price, who’s sang her whole life and written songs since her hands first met six strings. This Fort Worth native moved to Austin some years back and after a particularly well-received open mic performance, Price put some more stock into her music.

Fast forward to last week, when Natalie Price shared her debut EP, Through the Fog, a robust addition into the annals of indie-Americana with a five-song infusion of folk, country and pop. Through the Fog is available everywhere and in case you missed the release show, enjoy the EP opener, “These Days”!


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June 16, 2026

Grandmaster: “Feel It Coming” [Live In Studio 1A]

Austin’s most musical intergalactic cult and former Artist of the Month are back with their third annual Grandmaster Gala at the State Theatre this Saturday. Their sound defies both space and time, so it’s fitting that we’re rewinding it back to their Studio 1A session from February, where they performed tracks off of their second […]

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June 15, 2026

Kristin Diable: “One Man On the Road”

If you’ve ever been curious about what the love child of dream pop and Americana would sound like, Kristin Diable has the answer. The New Orleans singer-songwriter’s new album Impossible Things is her boldest to date, enhancing her Americana background with swelling textures and cinematic depth, like a current you’ve entrusted to be your guide. […]

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June 12, 2026

American Football: “Wake Her Up”

It’s been nearly seven years since post-rock/emo band American Football released LP3, but it wasn’t meant to be. Writing the new album hit its first snag in 2020, with the band finding it veritably impossible to write and collaborate effectively over Zoom. Cracks were becoming insurmountable. Then the group saw the fallout and departure of […]

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June 10, 2026

Cast Iron Shoes: “Little Bird”

Austin’s Cast Iron Shoes song “Little Bird” is written around themes of borders and escape. It carries a sense of longing and resilience that feels deeply personal. Inspired in part by growing up in a trailer without electricity or running water, the song turns hardship into something hopeful, pairing vivid storytelling with a warm, wandering […]

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June 9, 2026

Calibro 35: “Riots”

The work of Milan-based cinematic funk group Calibro 35 has traveled stateside before, via samples by Jay-Z and Dr. Dre. But their latest project – a soundtrack for the 2025 documentary Ellroy vs. LA – offers a view of one of America’s most well-known cities through a noir lens. In Riots, their latest single, a […]

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June 8, 2026

Bella Litsa: “Angelica”

Macabre, baroque, drastic. So goes the debut album from Brooklyn’s Bella Litsa, but it’s also been at her core since she began playing the piano at six years old, finding an affinity for minor chords and rewriting pieces from songbooks to make them reflect darker, deeper tones. Paired with a spectral-like, operatic voice and inspiration […]

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June 3, 2026

Day Friend: “Street Light”

Austin-based garage rock band Day Friend lean into something more expansive on “Street Light,” blending their psychedelic punk roots with a growing pull toward indie rock and alternative textures. The track marks a clear genre shift while keeping the loose, lived-in energy that defines their sound.“Street Light” centers on that tipping point where responsibility starts […]

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June 3, 2026

CorMae: “ADHD” [Live In Studio 1A]

I heard your Riot Grrrl bone was itching. Allow me. CorMae has everything I love: women with guitars and a heap of snarled attitude. And you may be wondering why they aren’t part of this summer’s Hot Summer Nights line-up. My friend, they will be on the road opening for of Montreal! But, before they […]

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