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SXSW '07 DAILY DISPATCH: SXSW Boasts Film and Music Convergence (indieWIRE)
Music and film tend to converge at festivals throughout the year at events such as the Woodstock Film Festival and even the Sundance Film Festival has become a destination for bands, with daily music sets on Main Street in Park City. Still other fests are also looking to grow a music component these days, but the place where film and music naturally co-exist is SXSW in Austin.
Amy Winehouse Raises Eyebrows, Bloc Party Draw A Mob As SXSW Wakes Up (MTV Mu...
Tom Morello, Slash, Bloc Party, Amy Winehouse, Against Me! and Voxtrot performed at South By Southwest on Thursday, while Rage Against the Machine rumors and 'NSYNC's Chris Kirkpatrick made the fest rounds.
Rage Rumors Linger, Ex-'NSYNC Member Shows Off Tats At SXSW (MTV Music Televi...
At South by Southwest, ex-'NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick made a surprise appearance and Rage Against the Machine were rumored to perform.
Reclusive Jandek a highlight on SXSW music schedule (Houston Chronicle)
Jandek's appearance at the South by Southwest Music Conference has a Godot-like air about it.
March Madness, hipster-style (Las Cruces Sun-News)
Editor's note: Patricia L. Garcia is the former features editor of the Las Cruces Sun-News and when it comes to music, she knows what she's talking about. Check out www.lcsun-news.com/pulse on March 19 for a look at what went down at SXSW.
Yo La Tengo Yo La Tengo Is Murdering the Classics (Pitchfork)
From the right angle, Yo La Tengo Is Murdering the Classics is the funniest record in the world. At first the title only seems sarcastic-- when you listen to the album, it turns out it's just honest, if humorously so.
MYSPACE - ADAM 2K+7 (Port Folio Weekly)
"The truth is more important than the facts."
Winners in 2006-2007 TAPB contest (KTRE-TV East Texas)
DALLAS Here are winners in the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters 2006-2007 radio and television contests.
Winners in 2006-2007 TAPB contest (NewsChannel 10 Amarillo)
Photos: Danny and the Nightmares (Daniel Johnston) [Dallas, TX; 02/18/07] (Pi...
Under his Danny and the Nightmares guise, indie legend Daniel Johnston treated show-goers at Dallas' Granada Theater last Sunday to new material, "an amazing cover" of Wings' "Band on the Run", and "a beautiful rendition" of "True Love Will Find You in the End", according to reader Callan Cotten, who provided these classy black-and-white photos of the event.