Before They Get Stupid Grand Champeen eschew Minneapolis for Austin even though they just want to rawk! [07-03-00] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Just Mary-y-y-y Q&A with Chan Marshall, aka Cat Power. [05-01-00] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Fivehead Indie rock accoring to Austin's Fivehead. [03-06-00] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Natural Guitarist Rob Bernard talks about how he became the driving force behind Damnations TX and Prescott Curlywolf. [08-02-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE La Guitarra de Callajera Guitarist Teye has brought flamenco to Joe Ely and Texas. [07-12-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Tornado in Slo Mo Darcie Deaville's new album reviewed. [06-07-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Hill Country Breakdown Summer is when bluegrass comes into full bloom. Contemporary practitioners of the form like Bela Fleck, David Grisman, and the Bad Livers are continuing the legacy of this distinctive form of Western music. [06-07-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Day Dream Jazz trumpeter Martin Banks talks about his years playing with the Duke. [05-03-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Inspiration of Necessity Jazz trumpeter Ephraim Owens has a growing reputation as a player who can jump onstage with anyone. [03-08-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE It's Always the Nice Ones The Kiss Offs' ever-growing fetish for homemade stage pyrotechnics is the most visible evidence of the slightly sinister force that winks and taunts just beneath the band's goof-pop veneer. [03-08-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Sounds of Silence We have entered the post-rock world. As the hard edge of grunge fades into memory, the spacey, quiet, and cerebral fill the void. [02-01-99] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE The Spirit of Improvisation Sixth Street's Mercury Lounge is evolving into a mecca for acid jazz. [11-23-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Lazy SOB Records Asleep at the Wheel drummer and label owner Dave Sanger is finding a niche for "ridiculously real" country music. [09-08-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Doolittle Records None of his bands have day jobs, but with a powerful distribution deal backing him, Jeff Cole is doing a lot with Doolittle. [09-08-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Klezmatic Convergence Bad Liver Mark Rubin's side projects have a terrible tendency to do well, but nobody's bemoaning the success of klezmer band Rubinchik's Orkestyr. [08-24-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Confessin' the Blues Legendary Austin bluesman W.C. Clark talks about the car accident that claimed the lives of his fiancée and drummer. [08-03-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Common Ground Gospel group Malachi's divine message crosses borders and denominations. [06-29-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Change of Hart Pam Hart walks the line between smooth and traditional jazz on her new album, "May I Come In?" [02-23-98] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Total Honesty A profile of jazz pianist Fred Sanders. [10-27-97] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Girls With Guitars The spawn of Nanci Griffith are running rampant across Austin. [10-20-97] — Christopher Hess, AUSTIN CHRONICLE More Christopher Hess Archives...
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