Subject: John Cale

• SXSW: Lou Reed. Live. For One Song. Lou Freakin’ Reed.

  March 14, 2008

• Lonesome Onry and Mean: Nicholas Tremulis Orchestra Coming to Volcano

  Nicholas Tremulis Orchestra with John Cale (third from left) As usually happens just after New Year's, bands and venues are scrambling to line up Houston gigs during South By Southwest. Under the Volcano (2349 Bissonnet) owner Pete Mitchell has scored an early coup, lining up Chicago powerhouse the Nicholas Tremulis Orchestra for March 19. According to Mitchell, his phone has been ringing off the wall, but so far he's keeping his powder dry, waiting to hear from several acts he hopes to cherr

  January 13, 2009

• Rotation

  October 3, 1996

• Rotation

  October 10, 1996

• Static

  April 3, 1997

• Rotation

  August 7, 1997

• Rotation

  August 21, 1997

• Unexpected Success

  July 1, 1999

• Tired of the Hype, But That's All There Is

  Next month, Houston gets to be a cool kid. But only for a week.

  February 14, 2008

• The Examined Life

  After a brush with death, Alejandro Escovedo cleans up, digs deep and resurfaces with a gem

  June 1, 2006

• Number of the Beeyotch

  The Iron Maidens encourage you to bring your daughter to the slaughter

  April 6, 2006

• The Stooges

  The Stooges (Deluxe Edition)

  September 15, 2005

• New Bands from Old

  Or "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Ignore Audioslave"

  January 30, 2003

• Mouse Bait

  Shrek plunders the Magic Kingdom for empty laughs

  May 17, 2001

• Raw Power

  Stooges add to punk lore with the release of a seven-CD box

  January 27, 2000

• Rotation

  New Releases Reviewed

  October 7, 1999

• Rum Punk

  Though Alejandro Escovedo has kicked the booze, he still churns out symphonic hardcore

  June 10, 1999

• A Promise Fulfilled

  Vince Bell returns from the brink with hard-won songs of love and loss

  October 20, 1994

• Rotation

  August 25, 1994

• Westheimer Block Party Listology: Flowers to Hide Chooses the Saddest Songs In the World

  All this week, Rocks Off is previewing Saturday and Sunday's Westheimer Block Party by asking WBP performers to fill out a list from Lisa Nola's Music Listography book we're so fond of. Next up, Jesus and Mary Chain-y alt-rockers Flowers to Hide tell us the saddest songs in the world. claudiabelle​ Jonathan Espeche (guitar, vocals) and Stephen Anderson (vocals, guitar) JE: The promise of good times and fun are always used in popular music to sell something because it doesn't challenge people a

  November 12, 2009