Mark Ray

Blogs
May 14, 2010
10 Things to do for $10 This Weekend in St. Louis, May 14-16, 2010
It's that time of week again -- you're hopefully left with at least a few hours of free time where you can decide to do whatever you feel like: No time-sucking birthday lunches, Saturday morning soccer games or shift-covering for your slacker of a coworker. ("How has he not been fired yet?" you may ... More >>
Blogs
May 13, 2010
Waterloo Doing a Rare St. Louis Show This Weekend
Waterloo vocalist-guitarist Mark Ray moved to Portland, Oregon, several years ago, meaning that the band rarely plays shows in town anymore. That's why this last-minute gig (with Magic City) will be such a treat. Live, the band's been known to play evocative covers -- at the Lot festival in A ... More >>
Music
November 5, 2008
D.I.Y. Now for the Future: The Undertow Collective and Magnolia Summer are using technology to modernize their D.I.Y. creative vision
Music
March 21, 2007
South by Southwest by Annie
Check out our exhaustive recap of Austin's indie-rock fest.
Blogs
March 19, 2007
SXSW: St. Louis Wrap-up
Music
March 7, 2007
Looking South (XSW)
St. Louis bands make a fine showing at Austin's annual indie-rock spring break.
Music
September 6, 2006
Music Showcase Schedule
The complete low-down on this year's nominated acts
Music
June 28, 2006
Branching Out
Waterloo plays a CD release party for Out of the Woods; plus, a sneak peek at the new and improved Creepy Crawl
Music
May 10, 2006
Summer Turns to High
Magnolia Summer explores the weightier side of life
Music
January 4, 2006
This Is the New Year
A sneak preview of what local bands are up to in 2006
Music
November 30, 2005
Local Motion
Waterloo/Wormwood Scrubs
News
September 21, 2005
Letters
Week of September 21, 2005
News
June 22, 2005
Cocky to the Core
Meet the hotshots at this St. Louis ad firm. They're special. Just ask them.
Music
May 12, 2004
Tow Jam
Undertow Records is back in St. Louis and better than ever
Music
May 12, 2004
Finally Facing Our Waterloo
A great St. Louis band makes a rare public appearance