Introducing a new edition of the unadulterated Austin links that everybody else has already linked to.

• Here’s a list of Austin bands playing SXSW.
• The torrent for SXSW artists is now available for download.
• Angry Robot links to the alphabetical lists of SXSW artists.
• The new Pixies documentary is debuting at SXSW. Matt Dentler has a list of the other music movies that will be playing there.
• Gubernatorial candidate Kinky Friedman continues to garner national attention.
• The new trailer for “A Scanner Darkly” is online.
• Jette at Cinematical has an exhaustive list of Austin movie news.
• The New York Times looks into Daniel Johnston’s art and wonders whether his self-appointed curators are exploiting him.
• Dallas blogger G vs. B expounds on his love for SOUND team and Austin’s burgeoning folk label Whiskey and Apples.
• Latin heartthrob Juanes taped an “Austin City Limits” before his show at Bass Concert Hall.
• Coldplay’s ACL show is available.
• There’s an ACL Festival unofficial blog.
• With the news of Split Lip Rayfield’s Kirk Rundstrom contracting cancer, the Continental Club has risen to the occasion with two star-studded benefit shows March 2nd and 3rd.
• Capital Sports and Entertainment unveiled the plan for this year’s Lollapalooza last week. According to John Popper of Blues Traveler, they’re considering resurrecting another old concert beast, the H.O.R.D.E. Festival.
• ACL Festival booker Charles Attal won Pollstar’s Bill Graham Promoter of the Year Award.
• Though the administration has cracked down on UT Tunnels (making them remove the tunnels map), the site has been getting more popular than ever, netting 1,300 browsers daily.
• The Statesman covered the history of black Austin yesterday.
• They also featured the inspiring story of Alan Graham, the man behind Mobile Loaves and Fishes, in Sunday’s edition.