Over the weekend, Stereogum headed to Austin’s Oblivion Access to catch heavy and experimental sets from bands like Godflesh, Chat Pile, Mamaleek, Faust, MSPAINT, and many more. Yellow Swans played their first show in 15 years! A couple got engaged during Drain! Everyone performed in a sauna! In between gigs, we enlisted local photog Jay Ybarra to capture portraits of over three dozen acts on the lineup. Check those out below and find our reviews from the fest here.
Karen Salicath Jamali, a multi-award-winning composer and pianist, has made a profound impact in the music world since 2015. Born in Denmark and now residing in New York and Florida, she has performed solo at Carnegie Hall eight times, captivating audiences with her instrumental works. Her impressive accolades include the 2024 Clouzine Music Award for […]
Demi Lovato is known for her honesty when it comes to heavy topics. In 2021, the pop singer discussed her struggles with addiction and experiences with sexual assault in the docuseries Dancing With The Devil. She’s getting to share a new Hulu documentary called Child Star, in which she reflects on being in the industry […]
The Green Child began as the project of Raven Mahon (Grass Widow, Rocky) and Mikey Young (Total Control, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Shutdown 66). Now, the band also has Shaun Gionis of Boomgates on drums and Hobbies Galore label head Alex Macfarlane on guitar and synths. Today, the four-piece announced the new album Look Familiar. […]
