Confused agenda of SXSW can't obscure the many musical highlights
A recap of the releases that made it worthwhile to own a CD player in 1998
The Native American music scene gets in tune with a new radio show
Curt Kirkwood is the heart, soul and everything else of the Meat Puppets, no matter who's in the band
Half Way Down (A.C. Cotton)
Sixteen Haiku & Other Stories (Thirsty Ear)
The Nappy Roots are scheduled to perform on Friday at Club Red in Tempe. Now that the chill of winter is starting to subside (temps are supposed to get into the high 70s) you've got little excuse to stay cooped up inside your domicile this weekend. Why not book it to the ongoing Renaissance Festi ... More >>
Attention, all Phoenicians unable to attend SxSW this year: Don't worry. Sure, it's not as good as standing inches away from your favorite band in a trendy Austin club, but we've got the coverage to keep you satisfied. Twitter Music Editor Martin Cizmar has been uploading twit pics of Phoenix band ... More >>
Former punk finds true calling in Americana
Former punk finds true calling in Americana
By the Hand... explores the immigrant experience
New Times' panel of critics searches for musical gems in a disheartening 2001
My Lucky Stars (Blue Rose)
A Man Under the Influence (Bloodshot)
TV-3's NewShow is overhauled, and local music gets the boot
The Grievous Angels bid goodbye with a bleak chronicle of a traveling band
Down to the Promised Land: 5 Years of Bloodshot Records (Bloodshot)
Never mind the FCC, here's Ghetto Cowgirl
Valley rig-rockers Flathead face an uncertain future
Dialectrics' main man readies an intimate solo effort
What happens when you cram too much music into one city and two pairs of eardrums? Nothing, if you move too fast to hear it all.
In the tradition of the Zeros and the Nuns, the youngest Escovedo talks siblings, booze and Dragon slaying
From punk to rock to country, Alejandro Escovedo has weathered the push and pull of family and music
Local blues crusader Bob Corritore turns his boyhood dreams into reality
A Buck Owens tribute turns into a celebration of the local music scene
A Buck Owens tribute turns into a celebration of the local music scene
A Buck Owens tribute turns into a celebration of the local music scene
The defunct Hollywood Records on Camelback.This week's New Times music feature is a look at the slow death of Associated Distributors, and several really cool locally owned record stores. All I'd ever wanted to do was work in a record store. I'd begun collecting LPs in earnest during my freshman ... More >>



