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It’s All Bueno for Stalefish • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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A glockenspiel and saxophone aren’t necessarily indie rock prerequisites, but they’re signature elements for Nineties-inspired sixpiece Stalefish as their optimistic skate-grunge sound grows more unwieldy and adventurous. Out Oct. 9, third album Bueno opens louder and noisier, setting the scene for character sketches, mid-20s musings, and boundary fraying. “PA Toll Tag” introduces the record’s twin themes of contemplative apathy and sincere soul searching, sprinkled with crunchy distortion and s
Carolyn Osborn, Influential Austin Writer, Dies at 92 • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Carolyn Osborn, esteemed author, journalist, and educator, passed away at age 92 on Sept. 12 after suffering a fall in her home. Osborn taught English at UT-Austin for many years and published four collections of short stories, two novels, and a memoir in addition to years spent reporting for newspapers and radio stations. She was honored with the Lon Tinkle Lifetime Achievement Award from the Texas Institute of Letters in 2009, and her story “The Grands” was published in the 1990 O. Henry Prize
What’s Red River Asking For? • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Red River is once again in troubled waters. Earlier this month, in response to property turnover that put the buildings housing Valhalla, the 13th Floor, and Elysium on the market, Red River Cultural District issued a public letter to the city, urging City Council and staff to implement policy tools that could shape the district’s development. Development evokes fears of skyscraping luxury condominiums, but that’s not quite the shape looming over the live music strip – at least right now. Parts
Contract Confusion Cuts Music Short at Pecan Street Festival • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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The B-52s said it best: “Who’s to blame when parties really get out of hand?” That’s the question that’s now circling Pecan Street Festival organizers after an abrupt end to live music last Saturday spurred questions about profanity, political censorship, and miscommunicated contracts. With four songs left in their set, FreeBloo&theFreak were told the show was over – for the rap trio and following headliners Blackillac – with no explanation. Days later, festival CEO Luis Zapata told the Chronicl
Laura Lit's Abstract Creatures Take Over the Contemporary • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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hen Laura Lit squeezes her eyes shut, a familiar yet whimsically strange world springs out of darkness. With a squiggle or a pop, her colorful abstractions hatch into existence – first in the artist’s head, and eventually in her East Austin studio. Some take wavy forms dotted with smooth bumps; others twist into optical illusions emphasized by shifting colors. As the internal designs become external works, Lit coaxes them to bloom flat on canvas, or wiggle their hairy way onto the floor. “It’s l
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