Author Archives: Trevor Wallace

To all the bands who feel like I scammed for a free CD, sorry. I get easily distracted by ego, big boobs and tin foil. Or anything, really. This time it was comedy and re-adjusting to having no responsibilities other … Continue reading →

Not Daniel Johnston (feat. Daniel Johnston) Yep! It’s Junk Music Daniel Johnston. To some an American treasure. Others a stalker. A genius. A pain in the ass. That dude that Kurt Kobain liked enough to wear his shirt on a … Continue reading →

Dizzyluna Dizzyluna Reverb Worship As the proud holder of a journalism degree, I am aware I’m breaking every rule in the book by writing about a band of which I was part. But the first thing I wrote for this … Continue reading →

Heather Bishop Flood/Bound for New Orleans With her health rapidly failing, Heather Bishop has made it her mission to bring as much musical enjoyment to the world as she can. But playing around town constantly just isn’t enough. With the help … Continue reading →

Sabbath Crow Carrion Highway Weird Sun Altercation Records Hurricane Katrina was a horrible thing for a hell of a lot of people, but one happy outcome of the disaster was the relocation of J and Kristin Bybee – the heart … Continue reading →

Hamell on Trial The Night Guy at the Apocalypse Profiles of a Rushing Midnight SausTex Records Once again we are blessed with tales of lust, murder and other various and sundry forms of demented behavior courtesy of former Austinite Ed Hammell. … Continue reading →

All Monsters Attack Escape From Brain Mountain!  Australian Cattle God Records I was just going to write a review but then I had so many ideas for the mini novel disguised as the review I could write for this record … Continue reading →

The Crack Pipes Fake Eyelashes Super Secret Records With the Oblivians seemingly settled in Memphis and sporadic at best, The Crackpipes are the next, best hope for white-boy blues-based garage rock in ‘Merica. God help us all… Um, I mean, … Continue reading →

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“Austin has two seperate music scenes,” Ezra Reynolds, organ grinder and the one in charge of “being antsy and really not much of a singer” in front of Suckling states with the authority of someone who knows. At the time, … Continue reading →