Aural Pleasure Review:
The first official release by Merykid under his own name is a slick neo-R&B affair replete with electro skittishness and auto-tuned croons. And though this...
By James Courtney
5/1/2013
Music:
It was a surprise when the Krayolas returned from a two-decade hiatus in 2007 with an unrecorded Augie Meyers track, “Little Fox,” that become a...
By Chris Parker
4/10/2013
Aural Pleasure Review:
The recording took about 10 days in 2012 (plus a few weekends for last touches), but the actual release took forever. Nevertheless, Blackbird Sing’s debut LP...
By Enrique Lopetegui
4/3/2013
Music:
San Antonio's Lonely Horse is a two-piece tribe comprised of Nick Long and Travis Hild. They make dark folk-rock which crackles with bluesy riffs...
By James Courtney
3/20/2013
Music:
My apologies to Masters of Love for having ignored them for years. But guys, what's with the name?
By Enrique Lopetegui
2/27/2013
Music:
Life's defined by its challenges. In writer/musician Ron L. Young's case, it's a banked curve revealing either just another twist or the more ominous...
By Chris Parker
2/13/2013
Aural Pleasure Review:
Music for Films, the debut album from San Antonio's Jared Putnam (formerly of The Conversation) and company, leaves the listener lost in the anticipation of...
By James Courtney
2/13/2013
Aural Pleasure Review:
It's now been a little over a year since SA-natives Diego Chávez and Daniel Sanush relocated themselves and their A.M. Architect project to Boston.
By J.D. Swerzenski
2/13/2013
