Somebody Someone pulls people into a world of heartache, hope, and hard-won wisdom. The Austin-based alt-pop songwriter has a remarkable voice; a rich, evocative instrument that NPR’s Bob Boilen called “Top Shelf” after their Tiny Desk performance. Contest winner Quinn […] More
Fenyx Rose is a full-blown force of nature. Born into a family where melodies were as natural as morning coffee, Fenyx first stepped into the spotlight as one-third of The Calvillo Sisters, a Nashville-based trio that made waves in the […] More
Since emerging on the Los Angeles underground music scene in 2015 with their primitive post-punk debut album, A Thousand Hands, Sextile released their synth-tinged second album, Albeit Living, in 2017, followed by their latest LP of hardcore dance music, Push, […] More
Sextile 1/21/25 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues Review + Photos ©M’Lou Elkins/Skip2Photography.com Sextile’s performance at the House of Blues in Dallas on Tuesday night was a compelling mix of urgency, energy, and raw post-punk flair. Opening for Belarusian […] More
Yelawolf 1/11/25 – Eagle’s Ballroom – Milwaukee, WI ©Justin Nuoffer/NuofferMedia.com Hazy cloud cover filled the skies above the Eagle’s Ballroom in Milwaukee, WI. Bitter winds ripped through the streets surrounding the venue. Not even the crisp, soul-crushingly cold air of […] More
The always entertaining synth-pop quartet from Los Angeles, Male Tears, chatted with Angela Alameda for Music Fiends before their gig at Three Links in Deep Ellum. They offered a glimpse into their creative process and how the new band lineup […] More