Jazz meets swing meets pop meets country in the voice and songs of Austin native Elizabeth McQueen.
Neo-soul heroes JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound return to St. Louis to battle the winter blues.
Imagine this: A genuine yet cynical folk artist, surrounded by buzz bin hits from the '90s, but ultimately a brilliant storyteller. That's Todd Snider, and he's here to stay.
After 13 studio albums, Grammy Award winner Shelby Lynne's arresting voice continues to find something new to say and an authentic way to say it.
Nada Surf "The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy" Barsuk Ever the ones to ignore music industry convention, Nada Surf is obviously moving in a different direction with "The Stars Are…
The cold rain failed to keep the crowd away from Off Broadway last night.
Railroad Earth is perhaps best known for its vast array of influences which include bluegrass, jazz, classic rock and traditional Irish, just for starters.
If you're a music lover (and we guess you are), then you're surely as excited as we are about a brand new year with brand new music. It can be…
When it comes to music coverage, local and national, the KDHX Blog is a terrific, one-of-a-kind resource. That excellence has…
St. Louisians D-Ex and Furius "Iceman" Stylz, the award-winning DJs and hip-hop diehards behind Deep Krate Radio, have a combined…
The judges and audience have spoken. The 2011 National Film Challenge winners have been announced!
Now in its 7th year, The Doc Challenge returns to the the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toronto. This year's challenge takes place March 1-5, 2011. Registration is…
No film franchise has run longer and no superhero presents a more iconic image than Bond, James Bond. Honoring its 50th anniversary, Webster University will run eight Bond films, chronologically…
An historical treasure, Nuremberg: Its Lesson for Today first screened in 1948 in Germany but was not released in the U.S. until this past year, over six decades later. This…
In "Oleanna", playwright David Mamet takes on a lot of issues: the state of academia, the pitfalls of bleeding heart liberals, the inequality of the sexes, the perils of communication…
The Rep’s production of Keith Huff’s drama “A Steady Rain” is a classic example of a less than satisfying script turned into compelling theatre by outstanding acting and direction.
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And This Is What We Call Progress by The Besnard Lakes from Are The Roaring Night (Jagjaguwar) spun by valis at 12:54pm on Silver Tray (Fri Jan 27th)
Come To The City by The War On Drugs from Slave Ambient (Secretly Canadian) spun by valis at 12:50pm on Silver Tray (Fri Jan 27th)
Clover by Ramona Falls from Intuit (Barsuk) spun by valis at 12:44pm on Silver Tray (Fri Jan 27th)
Up Past The Nursery by Suuns from Zeroes Qc (Secretly Canadian) spun by valis at 12:40pm on Silver Tray (Fri Jan 27th)
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