Posts Tagged ‘album’
Scorched Earth
Contemplating the Wasteland is heady – and brilliant – business for Calhoun.ANTHONY MARIANI
We are survivalists. Quickly and accurately, we must use our eyes and ears (and sometimes noses) to separate the people who will happily pick us up from the airport from the people who will de-pants us in public from the people...
Gonna Fly Now
With her new album, Fort Worth singer-songwriter Elizabeth Wills intends to inspire listeners rather than bum them out.JIMMY FOWLER
Singer-songwriter Elizabeth Wills recently relocated to her hometown of Fort Worth after a few years working a non-musical gig in the gorgeous mountain city of Aspen, Colo.
The Show: Drowning Pool
The ShowA funny thing happened to Drowning Pool on the way to the forum: The wheels fell off the chariot.
Backside Pick
Listen UpOn its new seven-song album, Like I Do, Backside Pick delivers a tight, scholarly mix of sounds, including something reminiscent of a high school marching band, with trumpet, trombone, and saxophone.
Jonathan Tyler & The Northern Lights
Listen UpWhen this CD arrived on my desk, I have to admit I wanted to like the music.
Dirt&Earthyvibes
Listen UpAs their name suggests, Dirt&Earthyvibes rely on some down-home growling and rowdy hippie-style hand drums.
Still Somber
In their melancholia, Collin Herring and Titanmoon reluctantly sit atop a bounty of excellent new CDs.ANTHONY MARIANI
Alot of big local bands tend to put out new stuff this time of year.
Randy Brown
Listen UpStumble into Pearl’s Dancehall & Saloon some night to catch a show by Randy Brown, the Insiders, or Tommy Alverson, and you’ll experience the sound and feel of a gin-yoo-wine Fort Worth honkytonk.
Whiskers
Though still young, the Catfish Whiskey guys have matured a lot recently, as their new LP may prove.CAROLINE COLLIER
Five years ago, Catfish Whiskey was all about the party.
Class from the Past
Fort Worthian Betty Buckley enjoys a resurgence of sorts, much to one writer’s glee.Tom Geddie
A gift from 40 years ago arrived in the mail just before Christmas, a CD called Betty Buckley 1967, with the semi-iconic Fort Worth entertainer smiling playfully on the cover.