A collection of photos based around Thom Yorke’s third solo album, ANIMA.
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Sometimes a band doesn’t have to be real to create a lasting impression on music-lovers; there are a number of fictional bands featured in films and television shows that have proven their writers and producers know a thing or two about music.
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Take control of your emotions with these Scorpio season songs.
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A thorough examination of the 26 standard Apple ringtones and Owl City’s unexpected influence on them
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Neil Young’s 40th studio album reinvents his classic sounds in a desperate effort to change the course of climate change.
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Wyatt Weaver of the Wyatt Weaver Band performs during “Wyatt Wednesdays” at Pedernales Falls Trading Post, featuring special guests Boston-Spencer Duo on November 6, 2019. Weaver is a local country musician and he and his band released their first full length album, Western Medications, back in 2018.
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FKA twigs’ follow-up to her acclaimed LP1 is filled with heartbreak and the desire to rebuild from the ground up.
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Afterglows hosts their Halloween session at Porchfire Records on Nov 2. Trace of Lime, Alexander and the Nobles and San Antonio based band Mirame headlined the show.
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Despite her ventures into almost too familiar territory and a lack of cohesion in the record overall, Doja Cat synthesizes conventions from multiple genres with her own unique style, cementing her as a tour-de-force in the rap scene.
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Austin-based R&B/soul singer Jay Wile spoke with Afterglow about his two 2019 projects, performing on the same stage as Miguel, and his influences following his set at Mala Luna Festival in San Antonio.
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Two years ago, Taylor Swift released her most controversial project to date, Reputation. The album is known for its reliance on heavy production and its embrace of Swift’s famous feuds, but even today most seem to overlook the album’s feats and underrate its power among her discography.
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Fiona Apple’s sophomore LP expanded her sonic palette and proved she was more than just a “Criminal.”
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My Chemical Romance’s comeback is a welcome development to all of the emo-rock band’s diehard fans, but many of them knew it was only a matter of time — and that it would happen in 2019.
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Students by day, musicians by night (or whenever there’s free time). Quiet hours? Never heard of her. Six non-music majors at UT Austin share how they manage school and practicing their instruments, elaborating upon their craft, inspirations, and aspirations.
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Happy Birthday, SZA. In honor of the alt-R&B goddess turning 29, here’s a look back at her premier album.
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Since the origins of Woodstock, there are now more than 800 music festivals in America each year. Rappers are now increasingly staging festivals all over the country with exponential success, leaving traditional festival organizers scratching their heads as to what they’re doing wrong.
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Sounds of UT is back! This time our multimedia team went around campus asking students to help us create a playlist inspired by the color yellow.
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San Antonio-based rap group FRITOGANG spoke with Afterglow about their new album, opening for MadeinTYO, and their influences following their set at Mala Luna Festival in San Antonio.
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