ANDREW WK

SCENETRACKER
Fest in the Southwest: SXSW

As a versatile amalgamation of corporate conferences, tech expos, avant garde artistry, and diverse musicality, the annual hootenanny in Austin (known as SXSW) is the proverbial cornucopia of festivity. Spanning 10 days (March 9-18), this multifaceted bonanza draws deeply from vast spectrums of society—from Facebook and Skype, to Andrew WK and Nas—encapsulated within those ten wily days is a plethora of info, networking opportunity, and righteous tuneage—topped off with a multitude of imbibing possibilities!

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MTyMX Festival Finalizes Its Lineup

If you weren't able to get to the SXSW festival or just didn't get your fix of indie sounds, there is another festival that takes place down the road from March 20th to 22nd. There are two stages in a beautiful drive-in movie theater on the side of a mountain in the Sierra Madre Oriental, located at Avenida Lázaro Cárdenas #1818 Colonia Las Torres, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico.

Tickets are $30 USD for a 3-Day pass, which will have 78 bands, including headliners - No Age, Liars, Neon Indian, Andrew WK, and Washed Out. The festival includes a substantial visual art element as well, with the perimeter of the space decorated by huge original murals and projected video pieces (on the drive-in screen of course!) by such artists Stephanie Davidson, Sumi Ink Club, Jesse Spears, Katja Mater, JD Beltran and many more.

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September 1st CD Releases

David Bazan Curse Your Branches

Black Crowes Before The Frost.....Until The Freeze

Chevelle Sci-Fi Crimes

The Color Morale We All Have Demons

Cross Canadian Ragweed Happiness And All The Other Things

Datarock Red

The Entrance Band The Entrance Band

Whitney Houston I Look To You

Insane Clown Posse Bang Pow Boom

Juliette Lewis Terra Incognita T

The Opposite Of Sex Live + Burn [EP]

Pitbull Rebelution

Beanie Sigel Broad Street Bully

Simple Minds Graffiti Soul

Trey Songz Ready

These United States Everything Touches Everything

The Used Artwork

Andrew WK 55 Cadillac

Chris Young The Man I Want To Be