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In Part I of this interview, John Kunz, the owner and founder of Waterloo Records, described how Waterloo got its start and became what it is today, and how issues of copyright and ownership affect this iconic record store.
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Arguably the most iconic record store in Austin, Waterloo Records has become an important hub in the Austin music scene over the past 28 years by stocking music of all genres and formats, hosting in-store performances and committing to a wide and deep selection of Texas music.
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MTV revolutionized the music industry when it first started propagating strange new music/motion picture hybrids in the early eighties. -
[Note: this is the second installment of our interview with Daphne Carr. The first can be found here.]
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Laura Veirs has certainly grown up from her humble guitar ‘n’ voice beginnings. -
You know how sometimes your music player’s shuffle setting will pull up a really cool song that doesn’t sound at all familiar? -
It's weird to imagine what Ross Birchard, now known as Hudson Mohawke, must have been like as a teenager growing up in Glasgow. -
In a near-future, post-apocalyptic wasteland, motorcycle engines backfire in long, syncopated off-kilter jazz spirals and the giant unblinking eye gazes down on dramatically posed skull-headed shield maidens whose inflated mammaries threaten the structural integrity of studded faux-leather. -
The evolution of a regional sound is a fascinating thing. It generally starts off as edgy and organic, but after a long enough run in the limelight, the elements and artists that once sounded so unique become familiar to the point of cliché. -
Any description of the Baltimore duo Beach House inevitably contains the word "dreamy." -
All things considered, Black Breath will probably not win any major awards or points for innovation any time soon.
















