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Volume 43, Number 29
Issue Supplement
SXSW 2024 Festival Guide, Part II
ON THE COVER:
news
Construction is set to begin after SX ’25, end before SX ’29
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
Festival claims activists infringed on trademark rights
BY LINA FISHER
First public bargaining session scheduled Wednesday
BY AUSTIN SANDERS
When state withheld death data, advocate pushed back
BY MAGGIE Q. THOMPSON
food
Come for the cheap drinks, but stay for the community
BY TAYLOR TOBIN
Welcome to Austin, where breakfast tacos reign supreme
BY TAYLOR TOBIN
music
Your guide to SXSW's buzziest artists, both official and unofficial
BY THE CHRONICLE MUSIC STAFF
Bobbi and Folayan talk Dallas influences before first headlining tour
BY RACHEL RASCOE
Electronic act talks new analog approach and Pakistani instrumentation
BY CARYS ANDERSON
Vocalist Kat Moss reflects on their genre-pushing EP and pop influence
BY MIRANDA GARZA
Singapore fivepiece brings mathy Sonic Youth influence to ATX debut
BY WAYNE LIM
Lady Bird Lake, Flatstock, and more
BY CARYS ANDERSON
BY DEREK UDENSI
Project’s final LP wrestles wry humor out of existential dread
BY GENEVIEVE WOOD
Danny Kiranos casts a wide musical net on third LP
BY MICHAEL TOLAND
Stress-melting R&B vocals radiate complete tranquility
BY GENEVIEVE WOOD
SXSW-adjacent lineups and other shows worth seeing
BY RACHEL RASCOE, CARYS ANDERSON, DEREK UDENSI AND MIRANDA GARZA
BY DEREK UDENSI
screens
Eighties classic gets a rock ’em, sock ’em remake
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Pinny Grylls and Sam Crane take arms against a sea of virtual troubles
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Writer/directors Jack Clark and Jim Weir explain how rain nearly stopped play
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Stoner disaster-comedy banks on 90s nostalgia
BY DEX WESLEY PARRA
We need more raunchy female friendship films like this
BY JESSI CAPE
Doc explores life in the eye of Hurricane Trump
BY KATHERINE MCNEVINS
SXSW panel celebrates the cult comedy that refuses to quit
BY MARJORIE BAUMGARTEN
Film Reviews
Satire about a secret society that exists to make the lives of white people easier
Inspirational story about a pro adventure racer and the street dog he meets along the way
Summer love between a circus performer and a struggling musician Doom is set to the music of Indigo Girls.
Chicago-set horror from the director of Offseason.
Despite strong performances, migrant tale is broadly told
Michael Keaton plays a contract killer with dementia
Kristen Stewart stars in a blood-soaked romance for the ages
True-life drama about efforts to transport refugee children to safety ahead of Nazi invaders
Two teens open the titular concessions stand in the summer of 1991
arts & culture
The star talks embracing treatment, Girl, Interrupted, and a new app
BY MIRANDA GARZA
SXSW panel explores the science of de-extinction
BY MADELINE DUNCAN
The official unofficial SXSW recommendations for your queer Austin experience
BY JAMES SCOTT
We help you make sense of the lingo flying around the Fest
BY JAMES RENOVITCH
Made from recycled materials, this troll is the newest Art in the Park
BY WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
Data-driven works present art and technology with hope for connection
BY CAT MCCARREY
Get out and art this week!
BY JAMES SCOTT, WAYNE ALAN BRENNER, KATHERINE MCNEVINS, KIMBERLEY JONES AND CARYS ANDERSON
Recommended happenings for your calendar's approval
BY JAMES SCOTT, KATHERINE MCNEVINS, JAMES RENOVITCH, KIMBERLEY JONES AND WAYNE ALAN BRENNER
columns
Top Drawer Thrift gets their second wind in new North Loop location opening Friday
BY JAMES SCOTT
“I want to go to prison,” he claims, but no charges have been filed
BY KEVIN CURTIN
This heavily wooded canyon is a remote treasure
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
Flying a nondescript gray flag and trolling through shallow waters
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Your weekly horoscope, March 15-21
BY ROB BREZSNY
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
Club’s first head of marketing talks about building a brand
BY ERIC GOODMAN
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY JEN SORENSEN