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In a Mass Casualty Incident, Every Second Counts • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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The scene is chaotic by design. Volunteers act as injured patients while emergency crews assess casualties and establish treatment areas. Behind the scenes, another team determines how much blood is needed, prepares transport containers, and tracks each unit. The scenario is only a drill, but for Austin-Travis County EMS and Central Texas blood bank We Are Blood, it represents months of preparation to ensure blood reaches patients during a real emergency. In the spring, the two organizations lau
Starflake Found Freedom by Starting Over • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Gathered inside a modest cabin overlooking Lake Travis, five musicians slipped into an avant-garde rhythm. They spent 16-hour days recording, cooled off with jumps into the lake, grabbed a few hours of sleep, then woke up and did it all over again. Although Starflake had only existed for a few months, the band embraced an experimental process that left room for spontaneity. “It all felt very new,” says lead singer and founder Jackie O’Brien. “We recorded in every different way that you could rec
The Family Business: Austin’s Musical Legacy • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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In the fall of 1995, singer-songwriter Sara Hickman felt her career gaining momentum. She was touring behind her third album, Necessary Angels, and had just played Los Angeles’ famed Troubadour when she learned she was pregnant. Rather than putting music on hold, she kept going. Within months, infant Lili Hickman was traveling alongside their mother, bouncing between tour stops while relatives and friends helped care for them backstage. Some nights, Sara even walked onstage with Lili strapped to
The 4411 Chase the Feeling of a Never-Ending Summer • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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The 4411 captures the bittersweet pull of looking back on Haven’t Seen You in So Long, a five-track meditation on the people and moments that shape us long after they pass. Following last year’s debut EP We Killed the Sun, vocalist Cogan McBride, drummer Tomas Gerlach, guitarist Alan Holmquist, and bassist Nick Speer expand their folk-inspired intimacy with sweeping arrangements that balance youthful energy with reflective nostalgia. Opening track “Oak Trees” sets the tone with raw guitar strums
Houston Rockers ORION 224 Grow Up and Into Their Sound • The Austin Chronicle (opens the original)
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Middle school rehearsals, pop-punk covers, and dreams of playing bigger stages aren’t an unusual origin story for a rock band. However, few spend the next decade turning those ambitions into a self-produced sound and a long-awaited Austin headlining show. For ORION 224, that milestone arrives Saturday at the Far Out Lounge. The performance comes two days after the release of the Houston band’s new double single, “Just Friends” / “Bury Me (In Your Arms),” a pair of tracks the band says best captu
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