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Stephen McAll used the late Scottish poet's work to help him through a traumatic brain injury.

Austin indie quartet plays at the Keeled Scales SXSW showcase March 17th at Cheer Up Charlie's and releases 'Bummer Year' on April 8th.

Not every band needs the thrills of the live stage to make music. And some bands, like local synth pop group Course, don’t even need to be in the same room. “A Late Hour,” the group’s debut record out now, is a testament to the power of creative isolation. From the deserts of Texas to their tiny apartments in the heart of Chicago, Course (comprised of lead singer Jess Robbins, drummer Chris Dye, synth player Dan Ingenthron, guitarist mikey Russell and bassist Brian Weekly) managed to craft an inventive collection of songs that blend nostalgic instrumentation with clever lyrics.

Happy Birthday (Merge) by D.C.'s Sneaks (aka Eva Moolchan). You can also detect the influence of musical acts such as Le Tigre and tUnE-yArDs. All of these elements combine to make a thrilling listen. Sneaks gives us plenty of opportunities to work out the kinks in our bodies, as well as plenty to think about, in irresistibly rhythmic numbers such as "Faith," "This World," "Do You Want To Go Out Tonight," and "Mars In Virgo." Ace of Cups   Recorded and released before the 2020 election where Kamala Harris made history by becoming the first female Vice President, "Put A Woman in Charge" by ...

Indie Basement: Top 40 Albums of 2020 It's a given that 2020 has been a year unlike any that most of us have ever experienced. Time seemed to fold in on itself (for me at least), and March to December seemed to go by in an instant but also in slow motion. If felt this way for music, too. Albums I thought were last year were this year and vice versa. Looking through the months, though, it was a bit shocking how many records I really liked were released and how many of these groups I wish I had gotten to see live this year.