Volume 36, Number 29
Issue Supplement
Guide to SXSW 2017 Week Two
features
SXSW 2017
Your guide to free events on SXSW's second weekend
BY TUCKER WHATLEY
news
Life under attack by our state government
BY CHASE HOFFBERGER
Court decision on districts raises possibility for fairer politics
BY MICHAEL KING
More mobility musings, SXSW Week Two & beyond
BY NICK BARBARO
Yes, they really said that
NAKED CITY
A federal panel said three districts were mapped to limit minorities
BY MICHAEL KING
Some think the burial of fetal remains doesn't go far enough
BY MARY TUMA
Department will adopt a victim neutral affidavit by year's end
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Council seeks to feast on the good of the land
BY MICHAEL KING
Taking stock at the Lege's midway point
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
“Callous disregard for the climate of fear” in immigrant communities
BY MARY TUMA
This man is so far gone
BY JIM HIGHTOWER
food
SXSW 2017
So you’re hungry at SXSW?
BY THE FOOD STAFF
Bitter friends ’til the end
BY ADRIENNE WHITE
Pies worth traveling for
BY MARY BRYCE
And where to go if it doesn't work out
BY EMILY BEYDA
music
SXSW 2017
A-Z list of 100 Austin acts showcasing at the Fest
BY THE MUSIC STAFF
Fleetwood Mac co-founder reflects on 50 years since the band first got together
BY JIM CALIGIURI
Veteran rocker Tommy Stinson on the Replacements, and his new replacement band
BY TIM STEGALL
This Memphis singer is no overnight sensation
BY JIM CALIGIURI
Moby Grape dad and daughter make new music together
BY RAOUL HERNANDEZ
Jason Lytle is ready to pick up the Grandaddy mantle again
BY ABBY JOHNSTON
“If we didn’t move out of Caracas, we wouldn’t be a band anymore”
BY ALEJANDRA RAMIREZ
Sophisticated, Seventies rock-pop, courtesy of two brothers still in their teens
BY LIBBY WEBSTER
Prog-metal giants go heavier yet
BY KEVIN CURTIN
SXSW Music 2017 Genre Essentials
SXSW by the genre
SXSW Music Lists
Groupings by city, state, and animal
SXSW Wednesday Record Reviews
SXSW Thursday Record Reviews
SXSW Friday Record Reviews
SXSW Saturday Record Reviews
35th annual local prom sets a new standard
BY DOUG FREEMAN
SXSW’s bubble burst? Sure, okay – if you say so. Leave the starfucking to us, then.
BY KEVIN CURTIN
screens
SXSW 2017
The life and death of Madalyn Murray O'Hair, The Most Hated Woman in America
BY MARC SAVLOV
Austin director has made a reputation for his low-key social comedies
BY RICHARD WHITTAKER
Star Wars, Monsters, and the drive to tell a story
BY MARC SAVLOV
Sansa or Arya? The truth comes out at the panel for the popular HBO show.
BY SARAH MARLOFF
Wendy Davis on Clinton's loss and the prospect of future gains
BY MARY TUMA
Editor Dean Baquet defends NYT's “honorable pursuit of the truth”
BY MICHAEL KING
SXSW 2017 Film Reviews
The little brother of the Fest grows up
BY TUCKER WHATLEY
Film Reviews
The big ape is back
A viscerally intense anti-war film
A coming-of-age cannibal tale with teeth
arts & culture
In the Marketpace Art Gallery, four women have created a studio where they can develop as artists together
BY SAM ANDERSON-RAMOS
Arts Reviews
In playwright Annie Baker's fun twist on haunted house tales, you learn what it is to be watched
Ensemble VIII sang this Renaissance music for Holy Week so feelingly, it conjured shadows in a room full of light
Sometimes you want more from the artist's 3-D printed busts and photographs of same, and sometimes you get it
columns
Lesbian Wedding is high on the list of SXSW closing parties
BY SARAH MARLOFF
This year marks the 80th anniversary of the deadliest school disaster in U.S. history
BY GERALD E. MCLEOD
PEWOL (pronounced "pee wall"), which stands for "people without lanyards"
BY THE LUV DOC
BY MR. SMARTY PANTS
Letters to the editor, published daily
sports
BY NICK BARBARO
comics
BY SAM HURT
BY TOM TOMORROW
BY LANCE MYERS
BY JEN SORENSEN