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The band is playing a slew of shows, marking the release of their first album in 26 years, “Rack.”

The Tiny Minotaur hosts art galleries, live music and theater in a high fantasy space. The creator says it provides a respite from real life.

The 72nd edition of the biennial Texas Almanac, first published in the 1850s, is in stores now.

A new book offers an oral history of underground Austin music going into the turn of the century.

The festival returns for its 18th year with some big premieres, secret screenings and plenty more great genre programming.

From black metal to ambient, hip-hop to shoegaze, this year’s lineup runs the gamut.

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association is the insurer of last resort for many, and its financial situation is cause for concern.

The new documentary from Dallas-born director Mye Hoang shows there’s nothing wrong with guys who love their cats.

Dismissed cases, a recall effort and clashes with a judge and victims’ families are raising questions about El Paso DA Yvonne Rosales’ ability to prosecute the alleged killer behind the 2019 mass-shooting at a local Walmart – one of the deadliest in Texas history.

The gathering formerly known as Austin Terror Fest now encompasses indie rock, hip hop, electronic and experimental music along with metal. Don’t worry: metal heads are “actually really nice people,” says Oblivion Access co-founder Dusty Brooks.