MUSIC

• Review: Large Brush Collection’s Off Center, Austin Chronicle

• Free Week Unleashed: lluvii’s Indulgent Jam Waves, Austin Chronicle

• Review: Cha’keetah B’s Where the Wildflowers Grow, Austin Chronicle

• With Bad Dream Jaguar, Sun June Hasn’t Given Up on Texas Yet, Austin Chronicle

• Paper Cuts: Variety’s “Plover,” Austin Chronicle

• The Chronicle’s Favorite Austin Albums of 2023: Being Dead’s When Horses Would Run, Austin Chronicle

• Lil Yachty’s Whiplash Catalog Run at ACL Fest, Austin Chronicle

• Review: DAIISTAR’s Good Time (Fuzz Club), Austin Chronicle

• Review: A Giant Dog’s Bite, Austin Chronicle

• Paper Cuts: More Eaze’s “Eternity,” Austin Chronicle

• SXSW Music Spotlight: Coco & Clair Clair, Austin Chronicle

• Lessons in internet authenticity with Haley Blais, The Daily Dot (Passionfruit)

• Boygenius touch down at Austin International Airport for surprise SXSW set, The Daily Dot

• Artistically Invigorated, SZA Teases Post-Ctrl Material at ACL Fest, Austin Chronicle

• Viral indie-rock duo Wet Leg shows what all the buzz is about at SXSW, The Daily Dot

• We Are the Union’s Reade Wolcott on Reddit memes, queer-centric ska, and trans activism, The Daily Dot

• Viral Bedroom-Pop Sensation Dayglow Grows Up, Austin Chronicle

• New Austin Music Worth Your Bandwidth This Week - Lady Dan’s ‘I Am the Prophet’ Review, Austin Chronicle

• SXSW Music Review: London’s Close Encounter Club Levitates Babeheaven, Sorry, and Weird Milk, Austin Chronicle

• Lady Dan Writes Her Own Prophecies, Afterglow ATX

• Local Psychedelic Band Annabelle Chairlegs Speaks Out About Isolation, Austin Monthly

• New Austin Music Worth Your Bandwidth This Week - Charley Crockett’s ‘10 For Slim’ Review, Austin Chronicle

• Out of Tune: The Pandemic’s Impact on Texan Musicians, Medium

• Album Anniversaries: The Bubbly Angst of No Doubt’s ‘Tragic Kingdom’, Afterglow ATX

• SXSW Music Panel Recap: The New Marketplace of Music Royalties, Austin Chronicle

• Austin Compilation Album ‘Slack Capital 3’ Combats Systemic Racism , Austin Monthly

• Album Review: Kesha Is Having Fun Again On ‘High Road,’ Afterglow ATX

• Soundtrack For Your Existential Crisis: Mitski and Noname, Afterglow ATX

SCREENS

• Review: Queer teen sex comedy Bottoms is bloody absurd, The Daily Dot

• Review: A24’s Problemista is colorful, hilarious, and overwhelming, The Daily Dot

• SXSW review: Halina Reijn’s intense whodunnit ‘Bodies Bodies Bodies’ satirizes the toxicity of 20-something trust-funders, The Daily Dot

• Review: ‘Marcel The Shell With Shoes On’ grounds its whimsical narrative in authenticity, The Daily Dot

• SXSW review: Ti West’s porn-horror ‘X’ draws on the real fear within moral panics, The Daily Dot

• SXSW review: Alison Brie vacation comedy ‘Spin Me Round’ spins its focus out of control, The Daily Dot

• ATX Television Festival Looks on the Bright Side of the Small Screen, Austin Chronicle

• Tinder Live host Lane Moore dives back into the messy world of post-pandemic dating apps, The Daily Dot

• Review: We Fell For Made For Love, Austin Chronicle

• SXSW Film Review: R#J, Austin Chronicle

• SXSW Film Review: I'm Fine (Thanks for Asking), Austin Chronicle

• ‘Austin Black Freedom Communities’ Shares Untold Stories of Resilience, Austin Monthly

• Top Picks From the Cine Las Americas Film Festival, Austin Monthly

• New Docu-series ‘Outcry’ Displays Flaws in Our Criminal Justice System, Austin Monthly

CULTURE

• Horror Writer and Folk Musician Carter St Hogan Finds Relief in Discomfort, Austin Chronicle

• Books Issue: Why Sinead O’Connor Matters, Austin Chronicle

• Jan Todd’s physical prowess helped rewrite the history of women in sports, Texas Connect

• Creative writing professor melds literature with global travels, Texas Connect

• Influencers are trying to tame the digital creator economy, The Daily Dot

• How JuiceLand strikers and ride-hailing drivers are organizing online, The Daily Dot

• “Very Queer and Very Hip-Hop”: ATX Interfaces Cuts the Crap With Community-Based Art Programming, Austin Chronicle

• Bored, Unemployed, and Extremely Online: Textile Artist Finds the Silver Linings, Austin Chronicle

• ATX Free Fridge Project Chooses Solidarity Over Charity, Austin Monthly

• Pride Profiles: Bears Rebecca Fonte, Austin Monthly

• This Austin Family Came Together to Create an Inclusive Children’s Book, Austin Monthly