Category: Music
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Clem Snide – The Meat of Life
Clem Snide’s “The Meat of Life,” released in 2009, was my jumping in point for Eef Barzelay and his music. The album is a masterclass in melancholic wit, a record that finds its strength in its quiet desperation and darkly humorous observations. It’s an album that feels lived-in, worn smooth…
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Artemus
Artemus is an indie-pop artist from DFW, in 2020 he sat down with Little Gain Podcast for their inaugural episode. Having released a handful of singles you can find his music on Apple, and YouTube. For fans of Phil Collins and King Crimson.
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The Heligoats: Live Music Adventures and Memories
Matthew, now living in Boerne near San Antonio, reflects on missing the Dallas music scene after 30 years. A recent concert by friend Chris Otepka inspired the author to film and release the show on YouTube. Excited for Otepka’s upcoming tours, including Treefort Music Festival, the author expresses continued support…
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Episode 7: Saul Stuhldreher
This week, we reunite with Saul Stuhldreher after 20 years, reflecting on our parallel lives in Deep Ellum. We explore the Dallas music scene’s evolution, Saul’s ukulele passion, his experiences as a medical tech during the pandemic, and the healing power of music amidst life’s challenges, including loss.
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The Voice That Defined an Indie Era: Unpacking Jeff Buckley’s Vocal Genius
Jeff Buckley is a revered figure in indie music, known for his powerful and emotionally resonant voice. His extraordinary four-octave range and dynamic control allowed him to convey deep emotion, appealing to an audience seeking authenticity. Influenced by various genres, Buckley’s nuanced vocal style set a standard for emotional expression…
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Road Warriors and Raves – Troubled Hubble’s Live Legacy
Troubled Hubble’s intense dedication to live performance defined their identity from 1998 to 2005, playing over 400 shows across the U.S. and Canada. Their energetic stage presence was honed through these experiences, including notable appearances at events like SXSW. Despite their breakup in 2005, they maintained a devoted fanbase, culminating…
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Support Artists on Bandcamp Fridays: Buy Music Direct
Buy Music and Merch Direct: https://theheligoats.bandcamp.com/music Support independent artists like The Heligoats, Or Troubled Hubble through Bandcamp music and discover exclusive vinyl releases. Known for their progressive rock with quirky lyrics and unique storytelling. The band continues to grow through authentic fan engagement and thoughtful social media strategy. Consider grabbing…
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Live footage from the Troubled Hubble show 01/21/2017
Looking back to January 2017, a time when we all needed a little extra light. This benefit concert was that light for so many of us. It’s taken me a while, but I finally learned Davinci Resolve and edited this footage. While it’s a little goofy, it captures the joy…
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‘High Flyer’ by Delights
Manchester-based psych-pop five-piece Delights have unveiled their new single, ‘High Flyer’, released via Modern Sky UK. Known for their dynamic sound that effortlessly blends psychedelic soundscapes, indie melodies, funk grooves, and disco rhythms, the band continues to build on the momentum of their 2022 mini-album ‘Cool Sports’, which garnered over…
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