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Killer or Filler?

Cheap recording technology probably partly explains the wealth of new music popping up in town these days, but what explains the high quality? Maybe...
It’s a haypatch hustle for Walker and company.

Dangerous Hoedown

At one point during the tune “Haypatch Hustler” from Walker & The Texas Dangers’ 2011 debut album Pay the Fiddler, Brett Walker shouts, “Balin’...
Kites and Boomerangs: “You can run into problems when one guy brings a riff to the table, and everyone just builds around it.”

Kaleidoscopic

The Fort Worth indie-pop quartet Kites and Boomerangs has been playing high-energy shows with its current lineup –– guitarist/vocalist Josh Garcia, guitarist/vocalist Will Appleton,...
All aboard with Droidekka! Next stop, nostalgia.

Zapped

As long as there have been video games, there’s been videogame music –– and there have been video games for nearly 35 years. The...

Killer or Filler?

The problem with genre music is that it all tends to sound alike. Well, if it sounded like anything else, it wouldn’t be part...
Don’t fall asleep on Calhoun. Artwork by Jordan Roberts

Crisco Redux

Calhoun has always been a little, well, different. When Tim Locke launched what was at the time his solo project, lo, these 10-plus years...
Alford: “We wanted it to have a DIY sound, and that’s pretty much how we made it.”

Slumberbuzz Awakens

Last January, Slumberbuzz had changed its name, solidified its sound and lineup, and written enough material to fill an album. At the time, the...

Easy, Shannon

Listen: A giant lived here. Ronald Shannon Jackson was born in Fort Worth on Jan. 12, 1940. He died here on Saturday, of leukemia, in...
Shadows of Jets’ Shadows of Jets

Killer or Filler?

Music Awards has just come and gone (well, since late July), and look at all the dynamite new recordings that have already popped up...

Killer or Filler?

Dear Music Industry. On the way into work the other morning, I jumped around the commercial radio dial. And guess what? A bunch of...