featured Musician of the month
Karma and the Killjoys
Do you have any crazy or funny stories that happened during a show or on tour?
Our first show in Houston, Texas was played in a DIY venue during a record freeze. It was an old warehouse filled with dolls and old animatronics that had no heater or AC. we were already feeling sick, too, so that set was performed through sniffling noses and chattering teeth. I couldn’t find any hand warmers so we’d all taped toe warmers to the inside of our jacket pockets. Much love to the DIY scene but I wish we had checked the weather.
This Months Playlist
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Deftones
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Scott James
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$uicideboy$
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Will Paquin
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Gorillaz (featuring Little Dragon)
Maci
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Breathe Carolina
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Frost Children
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Skrillex
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Disturbed
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Rage Against the Machine
Millie
What’s out now
All Hail
Local Brand
Album October 2025
Luanne and other songs
Zita
EP October 2025
Holding On
Zita
Single November 2025
What Is It I Came For
Karma and the Killjoys
Single November 2025
PROMOTIONS
Record Store promo
Cactus Music
2110 Portsmouth St, Houston, TX 77098
Nestled in the heart of Houston on the corner of Portsmouth and Sandman is the iconic record store Cactus Music. Co-Owners HW “Bud” Daily and Don Daily opened Cactus in 1975 along with their father Pappy Daily, founder of D Records and Starday Records. The store has been an eminent component of the Houston music zeitgeist for over 40 years. From their products ranging from CD’s to vinyls to hosting performances and listening parties, there is something for every music lover at Cactus Music.
Venue Promo
The Social
54 N Orange Ave, Orlando, FL 32801
The Social, in downtown Orlando, began life as the Sapphire Supper Club in the ’90s before evolving into The Social in the early 2000s. Since then, it’s become a staple of Orlando’s indie music scene. It’s the kind of spot where up-and-coming bands, local artists, and touring alt acts cut their teeth. The place has that cozy, slightly gritty charm: brick walls, low lighting, a crowd packed in close to the stage, and a vibe that makes every show feel personal. It’s the sort of venue where you don’t just watch the music — you feel like you’re part of it.