Song of the Day – KUTX

Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner goes solo as Flock Of Dimes, giving in to her electronic pop side. Song of the Day + Austin show details here.

Mild High Club takes Mac DeMarco's late-night R&B palette and gently pushes things in more psychedelic directions. Grab a song and catch them in Austin next week.

The San Fransisco group's 17th album continues their trend of high energy, loud guitars, and eclectic influences.

Texas Never Whispers has a Pavement-nodding name, but the Austin band is built of sturdier construction than its slacker forbear. Singer/guitarist Tim Regan first honed his songwriting with local indie poppers Oh No Oh My, and Texas Never Whispers allows him to show off his power-pop muscle. On “This Is Your Life,” Sweet Spirit and […]

Foot Patrol is Austin's best (and only) foot-centric funk band. Move your feet and get a live song here.

Austin's Marshall Terry nods back to the grit of the Rolling Stones on his new song.

Manchester's Working For Nuclear Free City concocts terrific and understated music, hypnotic yet hyper-aware, like on today's Song of the Day.

Over the course of 9 months, Sophie Allen has released four albums under the moniker Soccer Mommy. "Henry" is chill, warm indie rock, emoting over young heartache.

Glitter-pop veterans of Montreal return with the barbed and witty "it's different for girls." Listen and get their upcoming show details here.

Austin's Money Chicha specializes in "chicha" music: psychedelicized, booty-shakin' cumbia. Learn more and hear a song here.