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Bongilogy

I don’t want to be like, “You guys! There’s a new stoner rock revival going on in Fort Worth!” because that implies that the...

Craft, Work

The Marked Men have been one of the state’s most beloved punk bands since the early aughts. Even if they never graced Pitchfork, their...

All the Vintage Yell

In 2021, singer-songwriters Chris Raspante and Jesse Spradlin were ready for new directions in their respective music careers, although neither was sure what that...

Dreamland Caravan

Caravan of Dreams wasn’t exactly before my time, because I moved here from California to go to TCU in August 1996, which would have...

Fave Shows of ’23

Live music attendance (or lack thereof) has been a steady subject in these pages over the past few months. There weren’t a lot of...

The 2023 Panthies

More than 200 rowdy souls piled into the Ridglea Theater Sunday night for our 22nd (or 23rd) Annual Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards, and...

Our Top Spins of ’23

It’s the time of year we all look forward to. We work hard all year long with one simple goal in mind: make it...

Goodbye, Lola’s

What’s really sad to me about Lola’s closing is that I more or less wrote this column once before. In May 2022 (“R.I.P., 3726...

Sounds of the Season

This time of year, it’s common to be spending your drive time dodging the crimson specter of Mariah Carey’s holiday anthem or the absolute...

Creatures Stirring

A favorite holiday movie trope is the one where the mean-spirited, wealthy businessman has his hardened heart thawed by the spirit of Christmas and,...