This November is Indigenous Heritage Month, so here are our favorite albums and singles released during November 2023 from Indigenous artists everywhere! For more reviews of recent releases, check out our album review page!
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The director’s use of popular ’80s music in “American Psycho” both reinforces themes of fitting in and reveals secrets about the main character’s psyche.
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The Los Angeles-based rapper’s second studio album is a nihilistic tour de force, treating loss as an immovable stake in the heart and framing success as a source of overwhelming anxiety and depression.
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Feliz Navidad! Whether you’re homesick and missing the tradition of making tamales for Christmas or want something to listen to while doing so, here’s a few Latin American holiday bangers to get you in the mood for Navidad.
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Swedish heavy metal band Katatonia performed its second show in Texas on its Sky Void of Stars tour at Come and Take it Live on December 5.
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The three Texas bands put on a captivating performance at a sold-out Mohawk’s on December 4 for an energetically rowdy crowd.
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At 2023 Levitation Fest, Beach Fossils, along with openers Being Dead and Turnover, created a soundscape of dreams, playing a nostalgic mix of old and new alongside their latest album, Bunny.
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Hot off the tail of a tour with the renowned psychedelic band King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, the “ball-tearing” band Amyl and the Sniffers was ready for their headliner show at Stubb’s with support from Militarie Gun and Die Spitz.
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In the music video for “Just,” a single off of their sophomore album The Bends, Radiohead’s cynicism elicits an unforgettable precariousness towards the point of — well — everything.
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The hard rock icons are taking off their makeup forever after completing the End of the Road tour. But their creative impact is eternal.
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Indie-rock band Houndmouth performs at Antone’s Nightclub on December 1 with support from Mair.
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The music industry faces ongoing challenges from COVID-19. Here’s how innovations like virtual concerts and a resurgence of physical music formats are reshaping the industry while sparking conversations about safety and accessibility.
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Indie-pop singer The Japanese House had the audience at her sold-out Austin show bobbing heads and affectionately swaying last Friday at Emo’s, with support from songbird quinnie.
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Seven different musicians and bands, ranging from analog loops to hard grunge, played at the Far Out Lounge on Friday, Oct. 27, in an all-out Levitation fest celebration.
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Austin bands Hover, Hexenzense, Daydream Twins, and Stalefish brought their alternative and rock music to The Electric Church for “The Last Dance” concert hosted by Afterglow and KVRX.
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Heilung brought their animated Pagan rituals to a sold-out crowd in their live Austin debut, which came just in time for Halloween season.
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In the dark, quirky claymation universe of “Wendell & Wild,” feminine punk melds with eerie hums and chilling orchestrations. A year after its release, let’s dive into the film’s dynamic depth and exemplary, spine-tingling, and BIPOC-led soundtrack.
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Soothing singer-songwriter Faye Webster set a dazzling, mellow scene at Stubb’s on November 14.
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