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Pokey LaFarge 5/29/13

While the sound and presentation of Pokey LaFarge's music continues to evolve, it remains firmly rooted in American styles of the past century.
Jay Farrar 5/27/13

Jay Farrar's love of country music is no secret, but in recent years he's fallen hard for the classic honky-tonk sound of the '50s and '60s. But it's not just the sound that's currently inspiring him.

JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound 5/18/13

The Chicago-based neo-soulsters JC Brooks & the Uptown Sound may surprise you with songs from their latest release, "Howl." Synths and glittery guitars help give tracks such as "Before You Die" and "Married For A Week" a pop makeover.
Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison 4/26/13

The music business isn't known for long-lasting pairings. Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison are an exception, moving their relationship that's lasted over twenty years into the studio for their collaborative album, "Cheater's Game."

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Music News & Reviews FEATURED

Song of the Day: 'My Man' by Scout Niblett

It's a bit strange to think of Scout Niblett as a veteran musician, but after five albums and scores of singles and EPs, that she very much is. On new…
Concert photos: Mount Moriah (with Jesse Sykes) at the Old Rock House, Monday, June 17

For those that weren't deterred by the torrential rain and flash floods, Mount Moriah proved to be a worthy reason to step out to Old Rock House on a rain-soaked…

Hear and Now: Stream the new album 'Real' by Elastic Bond

Hipster jazz, old-school electronica, classic hip-hop and Latin soul all come together in the sound of Elastic Bond and its debut album "Real."
Festival review and photos: The show goes on at Wakarusa 2013 with Langhorne Slim, Gogol Bordello, Icona Pop, Snoop Lion and Amon Tobin, days 3-4, June 1-2

Friday night saw an entire night of rainfall, and the super cell storm that would be later confirmed to have created the largest tornado in recorded history left Mulberry Mountain…

Concert review: Crowd meets the palm of Father John Misty's hand (with Pure Bathing Culture) at a sold-out Firebird, Friday, June 14

The backdrop pinned onstage consisted of a nude Josh Tillman standing in a golden arch encapsulated by a rainbow, in space. And that is Father John Misty: Irreverent, free-spirited and…
Charting the Music: The Baptist Generals, 'Jackleg Devotional to the Heart'

As album titles go, "Jackleg Devotional to the Heart" may not be as insincere and jury rigged as you'd initially believe.

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KDHX News FEATURED

KDHX Mutiny strikes the New Dimensions 8v8 league in St. Louis

Fittingly for its last game, three members of the KDHX Mutiny 8th grade soccer team did not show up. One…
Campaign for KDHX kicks off on June 10

We've never done anything like this before, and we want you to be part of this new adventure. Starting June…

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Media Arts FEATURED

2013 48 Hour Film Project Registration Now Open

Registration for the St. Louis 48 Hour Film Project is now open. The 48HFP is a fun timed filmmaking competition where filmmakers from around St. Louis will have just 48…
2012 Film Challenge Awards Announced

Judges have spoken and the results are in! Announcing the winners of the 2012 National Film Challenge.

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Arts & Theater FEATURED

One man's guide to the 2nd Annual St. Lou Fringe Festival

The five-day 2nd Annual St. Lou Fringe Festival is happening this June 20-24. This year's Fringe has a multitude of local and national arts groups performing in indoor and outdoor…
Having a blast with 'The Wiz' at the Black Rep

Let’s face it, the villain is the most interesting character in a play. Without a worthy opponent, there’s little suspense. Villains can’t afford to be wishy-washy. They thrive on conflict.…

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Film Reviews FEATURED

French Film Fest concludes on a high note

The Classic French Film Festival concludes its annual celebration from Thursday, June 27th through Sunday, June 30th at Webster University. The five different programs present a diversity of styles and…
Classic French Film Fest's Week 2, continues the feast

The French Film Festival continues its second week, Thursday, June 20th through Sunday, June 23rd at Webster University. The four different programs include feature films and one short subject. Directors…

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Since 1902: Slightly Elevated

Tue June 18
Since 1902 is a St. Louis indie rock band who recently released their latest album, Slightly Elevated. The band records and produces most of their music at home, and draws from influences across genres. Their new album combines dreamy and relatable lyrics with catchy percussion and layered guitar tones to draw the listener in from start to finish. Click here to download "Our Front Yard" from Slightly…

The Maness Brothers present their debut album 'Grief Factory'

Mon June 10
Dave and Jake Maness of The Maness Brothers stopped by the KDHX studio to talk about their new album 'Grief Factory'. Click here to download their song River…

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