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Surprise: people like to drink at SXSW. Due to this rather obvious fact, Ratas del Vaticano should feel right at home on the jumping Austin streets during the festival. The brew-powered band is bringing its heavy metal sound across the border, so get ready. And bring a beer. Drummer Rafael Trenton answered questions about the band's peculiar name ...
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The recession and terrible job market are providing quite the headache for people fresh out of college and looking for new careers. For four guys in New Jersey, their newfound unemployment led to them forming the band Real Estate. Now, after a couple of years together, they are ready to take their show to SXSW. The band's singer/guitarist, Martin ...
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On his way to SXSW from the Carolinas, where he's been performing his hits for excited onlookers, Ray Bonneville first plans on stopping in New Orleans, the place where he honed his soulful blues and jazz craft. Before leaving for the Big Easy, Bonneville answered questions about his influences, vice and which city has the best food.
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Life is all about balance for Raul Malo, brilliantly exemplified in his new album, 'Sinners & Saints.' While fans will be wandering the streets of Austin, Texas with copious amounts of alcohol in their systems, Malo will be singing about the ills of life's excesses and the beauties of life's miracles, as he takes the stage at SXSW. Malo talked ...
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Rainbow Bridge, an upstart band from Washington state, is about to embark on their first tour across the country, landing them at SXSW. The duo of Bridget O'Brien Smith and Adam Croce, are surfing through the States on the strength of the increasingly popular single, "Big Wave Rider." Spinner caught up with Adam.
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Dilated Peoples are nothing short of hip-hop royalty. The West Coast pioneers have crafted underground classics for nearly two decades. But, with any group, individuals begin seeking outside solo projects. Rakaa Iriscience, one-third of Dilated Peoples, is heading to SXSW to spread his wings as a solo artist. On his was to Austin, Rakka discussed ...
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Ralph White is a renaissance man. His mastery of the fiddle, banjo, accordion and kalimba make him the jack-of-all-trades. His live set consists of original material and covers of songs re-imagined on the banjo. In anticipation of his upcoming SXSW appearance, the Texas bluesman took some time to discuss with Spinner his influences, what artist ...
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