This past Saturday night @ the Mohawk, The Redboys along with Flock of Spiders band mate Deven Fry, took the stage during Dead Confederate’s encore to perform “Giving It All Away” with the Hardy, Brantley, and John from the band. Ben on drums, Max on keys, and Deven on guitar. You might say it was pretty damn ... Read More

Come celebrate the release of The Authors debut album “Get Haunted” with a party at The Mohawk. Some of Austin’s best bands will be providing support with sets from MoTel Aviv, and Politics. Alison Narro will be on hand taking photos and members of The Happen-Ins will be doing DJ Sets in between. $7 at the door / $5 with RSVP at Do512 http://do512.com/event/2010/09/02/the-authors-get-haunted-album-release-party …Sponsored by Ultra8201, Do512, Knuckle Rumbler, Covert Curiosity, Austin Eavesdropper, From The Mind of Adi and Above The Radar ... Read More

The Whiskey Priest is Austin based singer-songwriter Seth Woods. The Whiskey Priest has his debut full length set for release on 8.23 via UK digital label Rainboot. Seth moved to Austin in 2003, where he soon started making music with his band Sad Accordions. around the time Sad Accordions finished their first record, A Bad Year For The Sharons, their writing process began to move towards a more collaborative effort, with less of an emphasis on already-existing individual songs. While this was a much needed and welcomed change for the band, it left Seth with a suitcase full of homeless songs. And as these things will often go, long stretches of heartache continued to add to his catalogue. Heartache plus unused songs and an identification with a specific character from classic twentieth century literature (one tormented by the struggle between the human and the divine, no less!) equals The Whiskey Priest. The Whiskey Priest will be performing @ End Of An Ear on 8.14 and at The Ghost Room on 10.1 in celebration of this release. Physical copies will be available at local Austin record shops Waterloo and End Of An Ear, as well at Whiskey Priest ... Read More