News
The Band's Ramesh Srivastava Directed the Video
Sep 22, 2023
By Mark Redfern
Voxtrot have shared their first new song in 14 years, “Another Fire.” It was shared via a music video directed by the band’s own Ramesh Srivastava. More
Cut From the Stone: Rarities & B-Sides Due Out July 22 via Cult Hero
Jul 07, 2022
By Joey Arnone
Voxtrot have shared a new single, “Fifteen Minutes.” It is the latest release from their forthcoming album, Cut From the Stone: Rarities & B-Sides, which will be out on July 22 via Cult Hero. The band have also announced a string of new tour dates. More
Also Appearing at a Few Live Dates in Texas
Jul 25, 2013
By Scott Dransfield
Ramesh Srivastava has unveiled two new songs in preparation of a few live dates around Texas. Formerly the frontman of Austin-based indie group Voxtrot, which disbanded in 2010, Ramesh still occasionally makes new music. More
Apr 21, 2010
By Laura Studarus
After three EPs and one full-length, Voxtrot are calling it quits. Says lead singer Ramesh Srivastava on the Voxtrot website, “The career path of Voxtrot was truly one of long, simmering build, explosion, and almost instantaneous decay. Slowly, I am learning to replace any feelings of regret with positive memories of how amazing the whole thing was, and how it has, in an unexpected way, fortified my character.” We have the dates of their final tour. More
Reviews
Sep 19, 2022
By Matthew Berlyant
Voxtrot played their first show in 12 years last weekend and it was positively life affirming! More
Aug 11, 2022
By Matthew Berlyant
File this one under answered prayers for fans of Voxtrot, the venerable 2000s era indie-pop quintet from Austin, Texas who made a huge splash in the indie-dominated blogosphere of the mid 2000s with these songs, originally released as two separate CD EPs Raised by Wolves (expanding upon the titular A-side of their second 7-inch by adding four more songs different from the original B-side) and 2006’s just as great Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, Wives EP. More
Jul 25, 2022
By Matthew Berlyant
In conjunction with the great Austin indie-pop band Voxtrot reuniting this year a dozen years after their 2010 dissolution, they are self-releasing several compilations. More