Raoul Hernandez is the Music Editor for The Austin Chronicle, a publication focused on local news and culture in Austin, Texas. With a passion for music, Raoul covers a wide range of topics including album reviews, concert previews, and interviews with local artists, providing readers with a comprehensive look at the vibrant music scene in Austin.
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By Carys Anderson and Raoul Hernandez, 9:10AM, Sun. Oct. 6, 2024
By: Tim Stegall, Doug Freeman, Carys Anderson, Genevieve Wood, Raoul Hernandez, Derek Udensi, Michael Toland
Plus country jams, doom metal, and a jazz tag team
By: Haris Qureshi, Amber Williams, Doug Freeman, Raoul Hernandez
The heat lingered at sets from Vince Staples, Dua Lipa, Jeezy, and more
English hits jukebox, 54, retires at the Moody Center By Raoul Hernandez, 10:59AM, Wed. Oct. 16, 2024
By: Brandon Hoeg
Plan your week in music with a little help from these recommendations By Derek Udensi, Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, Doug Freeman, James Scott, Tim Stegall, and Kahron Spearman, Fri., Oct. 18, 2024
By: Derek Udensi, James Renovitch, James Scott, Michael Toland, Doug Freeman, Kevin Curtin
With eye makeup like Robert Smith and a glamorous voice like Dave Gahan, Bobby Cheatham fronts Candy Riot with a perfect Eighties flair. Less dramatic is the synth rockers’ new LP Nico Loretto, where Holly Holt’s vibrant synths shimmer. The band soundtracks the Chronicle ’s next Free Press Forever, our monthly at-home concert series created just for the donors who help us keep the lights on. In honor of Halloween, this gothy gig coincides with a costume contest – the winner gets a prize basket, plus their picture in our Oct. 31 issue. Chip in at
By: Derek Udensi, Michael Toland, Doug Freeman, Abby Johnston, Katherine McNevins, Ingrid Pop
Shoegaze, noise rock, metal, post-punk, indie rock, chillwave, electroclash, and, yes, psych rock – there’s something for everyone on the lineup for this year’s Levitation, which takes over venues across Downtown and beyond this Halloweekend. The Far Out Lounge is particularly stacked with shows featuring Gang of Four, the Jesus Lizard, Dry Cleaning, Slowdive, and Drop Nineteens. Locals like Die Spitz, Grocery Bag, Porcelain, Witches Exist, Farmer’s Wife, and festival co-founders the Black Angels brush up against international favorites for a homegrown, but outward-looking, ode to alternative music. Choose your own adventure with individual show tickets, or snag a four-day pass for about $400. – Carys Anderson
By: Derek Udensi, Joe Gross
Duster couldn’t have timed their second act better. The San Jose slowcore masters released two great, but relatively underground, albums during their initial Y2K-era run before disbanding for nearly 20 years. Shortly after reemerging with 2019’s Duster, the kids on TikTok discovered the melancholy guitar noodles and spacey drones of 1998 magnum opus
Gang of Four, Swirlies, Slowdive, and more highlights from the four-day fest Reviewed by Carys Anderson, Raoul Hernandez, and Genevieve Wood, Fri., Nov. 8, 2024
By: Joe Gross, Christina Garcia, Doug Freeman, Derek Udensi, Tim Stegall, Kahron Spearman, Genevieve Wood, Carys Anderson, Amber Williams, Raoul Hernandez, Michael Toland
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