1. |
Overture
01:45
|
|
||
2. |
|
|||
3. |
King Of My Castle
03:37
|
|
||
4. |
Yanaguana
03:32
|
|
||
5. |
Fandango
02:48
|
|
||
6. |
Know Nothing
02:57
|
|
||
7. |
Sängerfest
03:56
|
|
Texas Textbooks Austin, Texas
“Texas Textbooks deliver a semester’s worth of state history and urban ornithology in their second LP, BIRDS. From the vinyl- clad tale of what-might-have-been between Borges and Joplin, to cosmic laments of parking minima and cultural ouroboroi...BIRDS offers listeners a Texas-sized and -shaped charcuterie board of leftist twangcore.” ... more
If you like Texas Textbooks, you may also like:
The latest from acclaimed country musician Bonnie Montgomery delivers the raw, rustic sound for which she’s known.
go to album
I Saw the Arkansas
by Dylan Earl
Dylan Earl's blend of honky tonk, classic country music, and Southern rock has a poetic, tender heart.
go to album
Margo Price's latest album tackles loss, failure, and freedom over lush pop, psychedelic country, and rock arrangements.
go to album
New Album Out Now: Spirals
by Kate Ellis
Kate Ellis uses melancholy Americana to conduct fearless soul searching.
go to album
Big, gutsy country music from Matney Cook, with exuberant vocals and tasteful, stately arrangements.
go to album
Australian collective Family Jordan explore complex emotions through soft alt-country songs that take the bucolic with the bittersweet.
go to album
Fairytales of the Heartland
by The High Heaven
Melbourne duo The High Heaven offer an off-kilter take on country music, crafting songs that match the mood of a Sergio Leone film.
go to album
