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  Something Else Are Ready To Make A Splash

  August 17 at 4 a.m.

  Houston's Something Else is a band that really doesn't fit into a genre, though they're not off-beat sounding either. On the new single "Don't Want It," from the band's upcoming album An Entire Album About My Ex-Girlfriend,  they take notes from bands like The Strokes and Franz Ferdinand without really becoming a...

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  Kevin's Heart: The Best Houston Music of The Week

  August 15 at 4 a.m.

  This week there's more than enough to keep you entertained with performances from J. Cole, Clairo, Lupe Fiasco, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Hayes Carll, Tracy Byrd, and Roky Erickson while locals like Flower Graves, Jody Seabody and the Whirls, and more will be on hand. Tonight you can start off...

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  Fitzgerald's Sells Property

  August 14 at 11:46 a.m.

  It's finally happened, the longest running live music venue in Houston has been sold. Fitzgerald's, on the corner of White Oak Boulevard. and Studemont in the Heights, is now owned by an investment group. After more than 40 years in the live concert business, what the future holds for the...

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  Houston Press Singles Club: Tee Vee, Lera Lynn, So, so

  August 14 at 4 a.m.

  This week the club gets richer with new tracks from Tee Vee, Secret Sands, Lera Lynn, From Beyond and So,so. While we appreciate you subscribing to this playlist, we remind you to visit these artists in their respected artist shops or when they perform so that they can keep the...

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  Velveteen Echo Releases Debut EP With Submarine

  August 13 at 4 a.m.

  There are so many stellar new bands in Houston that it reminds you of the '90s Pavement lyric, "music scene is crazy, bands start up each and every day."  Houston's Velveteen Echo are releasing their debut E.P. Submarine, in which the four piece echo the likes of bands like The...

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  ADULTRY KIDDING Is Worth Getting To Know

  August 10 at 4 a.m.

  For some people, electronica music is all the same, though Houston's ADULTRY KIDDING waste no time in proving that's not the case. On their recently released album Psalm 91, they keep what you might know about the genre, and add their own twist to it. Opening with the varying synth...