Well, folks, welcome to our final edition of Rock Talk here on Houstonist. We suppose it's fitting that we're going out on a nice round number. This is actually Houstonist's final day of posting, at least for a long while [more on that later], but we'll be continuing our music scene coverage over at our new website: www.HTownRock.com. Book mark that, and if you send us music news, update the ol' address book so that your mail points to htownrock [at] gmail.com.
Without further ado, let's get down to what the web brought us of late.
Tunes
Dave Wrangler's got a new mix that combines Jungle Brothers with LCD Soundsystem.
Trills has a new split with Scotland-based Dissolved. You can download the release for free at archive.org.
HasHBrown has a new songs, Represent, Hydro and a mixtape, The Delayed Flights Mixtape posted for your listening pleasure.
Blog The Smoking Section has a new Hollywood Floss track Extra Sleep 1.
Videos
Joe Mathlete's living room videos are back! His first two after an extended hiatus are Darwin's Finches and Tax The Wolf. He's also promised that Muhammid Ali will make an appearance soon.
Hollywood Floss has a new website, and wants to share a few crazy moments with you.
Insert Name Here is currently seeking a new drummer and guitarist. Preferably someone bearded?
News, etc.
Voting for the Houston Press Music Awards is now open. Go make sure that some deserving folks get their due rewards. The showcase schedule is posted, with guest headliners Matt & Kim, Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights, and now Trae.
Trae Day has been moved to Northwest Mall, after the International Ballroom backed out. There's now a website keeping track of everyone affected by the Trae v. 97.9 the Box saga, as well.
Little Joe Washington is back to his guitarin', performing his first post-op gig at The Continental Club's 10th Anniversary party.
We mentioned this in the calendar yesterday, but please consider hitting up this benefit for Kerry Holliday, aka DJ Shortee, on Sunday.
Bands: the Rocks Off blog wants your band to cover your favorite album live, and they'll pay you to do it.
Mechanical Boy is back in action.
Chamillionaire wants to give you some free financial advice.
Whoops: Austin's YellowFever [whom we adore] got delayed when a kitchen knife was found in their carry-on luggage at IAH.
Girls Rock Camp has reached their funding goal! You can still donate, however, to ensure that it is even more awesome.
Team Science! Records announced a few upcoming fall releases.
Looks like there's a new label in town - Agro-Wax Records.
Rocks Off took a trip to Houston's lesser-known [and less visible] Fjardeson Studios.
Titus, the owner of Vinyl Junkie Distro, is now a Houston resident, and has some a goal of opening a good ol' brick n' mortar shop here in town.
Again, this is our last edition of Rock Talk on Houstonist, but we'll be continuing our reportage over at the H-Town Rock site. Got a bit of news that you think needs to be seen? Send an e-mail to htownrock [at] gmail [dot] com. Please include any pertinent links for verification purposes.


