Son Volt: “Union”
SON VOLT Union Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers In his quarter-century at the helm of Son Volt, preceded by his pioneering stint as co-leader of Uncle Tupelo, …
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May 7, 2019 Son Volt: “Union”
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September 25, 2018 Q&A: Alejandro Escovedo The True Believer talks about how a band of Italians — and the fictional story of two immigrants in search of America in the age of Trump — helped him find his way to making the most personal and boldly political album of his life, "The Crossing."
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September 9, 2017 David Ramirez: “We’re Not Going Anywhere”
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October 27, 2016 LSM Album Premiere: Bonnie Whitmore’s “F*@k with Sad Girls” The Austin singer-songwriter/bassist lets her "inner feminist" rock and roar on third album
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March 7, 2016 Q&A: Joe Ely The Official Texas State Musician of 2016 talks tributes, guitar telepathy, turning 69 and trying to make sense of Trump
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Q&A: Alejandro Escovedo The True Believer talks about how a band of Italians — and the fictional story of two immigrants in search of America in the age of Trump — helped him find his way to making the most personal and boldly political album of his life, "The Crossing."
By Richard Skanse Nearly two decades on from writing one of the most haunting songs of his career — 2001’s “Wave,” about the day his father, …
David Ramirez: “We’re Not Going Anywhere”
DAVID RAMIREZ We’re Not Going Anywhere Thirty Tigers I came pretty late to the buzz-wagon that greeted David Ramirez’s last album upon its release two …
LSM Album Premiere: Bonnie Whitmore’s “F*@k with Sad Girls” The Austin singer-songwriter/bassist lets her "inner feminist" rock and roar on third album
By Richard Skanse “Let’s make a rock record …” When Bonnie Whitmore launched her PledgeMusic campaign for her third album back in April, her mission …
Q&A: Joe Ely The Official Texas State Musician of 2016 talks tributes, guitar telepathy, turning 69 and trying to make sense of Trump
By Richard Skanse “Hey, what ’cha know?” It’s 10:30 a.m., and Joe Ely, his signature West Texas greeting as cheerful as ever, is all coffee’d …
