Rachel Rascoe is a freelance writer at The Austin Chronicle. She specializes in music and music festivals, with a particular focus on events like SXSW and seasonal themes such as holidays and Halloween. Rachel's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing her passion for the vibrant music scene.
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Rachel's work is heavily focused on event coverage, particularly in the local music and entertainment scene in Austin, Texas. She regularly features local artists and events.
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Sharp, clean, and pleasantly pop-sided for a contemporary punk band, Barcelona-based Fuera De Sektor shined up all four tracks from 2022 EP El Mundo Sigue for the Eighties-inspired shimmy of May’s Juegos Prohibidos
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What kind of anime girlie would I be if I didn’t acknowledge the lads, the legends, FLOW? Their career, it seems, was built specifically for my childhood and teen years. Unlike the cartoons of the West, Japan has a, shall we say, more enthusiastically music-forward approach to their animated opening themes. FLOW is one of the most recognizable with their punk-inspired J-pop making absolute stadium anthems of the openers of Naruto (“GO!!!,” “Re:member”) and Naruto Shippuden (“Sign”), Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods
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