It’s been 26 years since The Lonesome Crowded West was born into the world, and The West feels twice as crowded and twice as lonesome as it did all those years ago. But Modest Mouse? They’re still touring. They’re still drawing enormous crowds on a Wednesday night, in a cityContinue Reading
Bryson Tiller stopped in Houston on June 2nd and put on one of the best shows at House Of Blues this year. Even though he hasn’t dropped much music lately, that didn’t stop the crowd from singing his songs word for word the whole set. Tiller played many hits includingContinue Reading
Houston may seem like an odd place for the English dark wave rock band, The Sisters of Mercy, to have a cult following, but it’s not. A nightclub in its inner city, Numbers, has played their songs to hoards of adoring fans for decades. Houston’s obsession with new wave, oftenContinue Reading
Eladio Carrion, the Puerto Rican Latin-trap rapper who has gained recognition for, and has been making a significant impact using his unique flow, catchy melodies and mind-blowing bars/lyrics to captivate audiences. His music seamlessly combines elements of trap, reggaeton, R&B, and hip-hop, creating a distinct style that sets him apartContinue Reading
Photography by Aaron Rodriguez It’s understood amongst the majority of music enthusiasts that there’s a different archetype of song that best represents each season. Spring is a more reflective season, while fall is a season to work and project. But for San Francisco-based rapper Larry June, there really is nothingContinue Reading
Have you been to a concert where the producer showed off their other groups? Well that isexactly how the show on Tuesday, May 9th at Bayou Music Center started for Nmixx’s “Nice tomixx you” tour. The seats were filled, the energy was high and the Korean girl group kept itgoingContinue Reading
There’s an unexplainable exchange of energy when it comes to musicians and their fans. That is definitely exhibited when The Mars Volta made their appearance in Houston, on May 19th at 713 Music Hall. After a 10 Year Hiatus, the fans welcomed the band’s reunion with open arms, and aContinue Reading
Saturday May, 13th Houstonians were yet again blessed with another kick-ass annual Buzzfest hosted at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion by the one and only Houston’s rock and alternative radio station, 94.5 The Buzz. Despite it being one of the worst weather days for a semi-outside rock festival, us musicContinue Reading
On May 12th, the Cure stopped by Houston to play their sold-out show with support from post-punk band the Twilight Sad. Continue Reading
While it stormed outside on May 13, among flash flood warnings, fans were not going to miss out on the Nitro Jam Underground Tour brought to the Smart Financial Center for the City of Houston and the surrounding areas. Colombian born Salómon Villada Hoyos, known as Feid made his appearanceContinue Reading