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Luke McGlathery

Luke McGlathery has been a musical pillar around Fort Worth for the past few years. Whether it’s with his former bluegrass outfit Big City...

The Panic Basket

Here’s the first recorded result of a collaboration between electronics wizard Darryl Wood (ex-Confusatron and ex-Parasite Lost) and Darrin Kobetich, solo acoustic guitar virtuoso...

Various Artists

Taking its name from revolutionary rebels in Nicaragua, Sandinista!, The Clash’s groundbreaking album from 1980, is “an exciting, sprawling mess,” according to writer Jimmy...

The Shins

Wincing the Night Away, The Shins’ new album, picks up quickly where the band left off four years ago with Chutes Too Narrow. Much...

Larry Joe Taylor

The guy who coined “coastal-and-western” has learned a thing through the years. Larry Joe Taylor’s annual Texas Music festival has grown from 100 fans...

Ray LaMontagne

Ray LaMontagne was a critic’s favorite two years ago upon the release of his debut album, Trouble, a largely acoustic, bucolic paean to desperation...

Died Pretty

Australian record labels have long been ahead of the curve in terms of providing bonus materials to soften the sting of exorbitant CD prices....

Oliver Future

Oliver Future maybe may be the hardest-working unsigned band around. They’ve committed themselves to the stage, the road, and the studio as ferociously as...

Urgencies

Austin's Urgencies kicks out straight-ahead rock 'n' roll. Enthusiastic and a tad angsty, the foursome conveys a sense of constantly expiring time here on...

Various artists

With all the breast-beating and rending of garments that one periodically hears regarding the state of “the scene” here in the Fort, it’s worth...