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When someone is in disagreement with something they have a choice; they can act or stay silent. At a time when society and the government continuously churn out tumultuous headlines Jay Farrar and his band Son Volt have decided to speak out. Their latest release Union has songs ripped directly...
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The Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark in downtown Houston hosted the Skate & Rock Memorial Session on Saturday night. Skate & Rock honored 15 skaters who have died since the park has been open. There was a commemoration and acknowledgment of a new 15 rose bush rose garden in the park to honor the fallen. The event hosted a hard charging pool skate session and two bands, RANK and Funeral Horse. (Photos by Eric Sauseda)
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Houston artist D. Kosmo knows a thing or two about starting over. Just this year he will see his youngest child go off to college as so many other parents will, “It’s a very strange experience, like that’s it; they are off to a new chapter. It tells you you’re...
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You can take the boy out of Texas, but you can’t take Texas out of the boy. Texas based songwriter, Matthew Logan Vasquez knows a thing or two about having to say goodbye to the Lone Star State, but the artist is happy to be making a return...
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Asked to name an important or influential musician to come out of Houston, many will trippingly trot out the Usual Suspects of Beyoncé, Lightnin’ Hopkins, ZZ Top, or even Kenny Rogers (also, of course, an influential name in the chicken business). A name lesser known – but no less important...
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Georgia based singer, songwriter, and record producer Ernest Weatherly Greene Jr., known professionally as Washed Out, returned to Houston to play an evening of beautiful, dreamy music Sunday night at White Oak Music Hall.
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