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Featuring cover art by Tommy Surya, Southern Train Gypsy's sophomore album, The Bastard, is no-bullshit, swampy metal.

What a Bastard

Full disclosure: These guys bought me beers. We met a couple of days ago at a local restaurant around happy hour for an interview....
Dead to rights: Patriot purveys true singer-songwriter music.

Patriot: Fire, Brimstone

Shortly after singer-songwriter Jake Paleschic graduated high school in spring 2009, he packed his bags and moved from Fort Worth to Nashville. Some friends...
For American Bedouin’s debut album, Carter played the doumbek, a Middle Eastern hand-drum.

Man for All Seasons

Depending on which night you’re fortunate enough to catch local jazzbo Joey Carter, he could be playing anything. He’s been known to wail on...
Ice Eater wants to be bigger than Fort Worth.

Ice Eater: Cold Comfort

Ice Eater is not a very Fort Worth-ish band. The guys can party with the best of ’em, but their music sounds like it...

Killer or Filler?

Titanmoon’s Bang Bang Titanmoon doesn’t do anything small. After a three-year hiatus, the Fort Worth synth-rock quartet has returned not just with a new album,...

Killer or Filler?

The Frisky Disco’s The Frisky Disco One of the pleasures of being a longtime music fan is hearing young musicians rediscover a particular genre or...
We’reWolves will take some time off after their CD release show to promote their new record and write new material.

We’reWolves: Fang-tastic

For We’reWolves, the time was right for a proper recording. All that frontman Riley Knight, guitarist Rob Hine, drummer Austin Adams, and keyboardist Colin...
Bill Werngren (left) and James Michael Taylor hang out in the Stockyards. Courtesy Jeannette Stewart

Swedish Message

A radio DJ giving airplay to some of the state’s most overlooked artists seems particularly fond of pickers in the Fort Worth area, meaning...
Having just released their third album, Whiskey Folk Ramblers are preparing to hit the road.

Ramblin’ Men

Although it’s been three years since Whiskey Folk Ramblers’ last long-player, … And There Are Devils, the North Texas quintet’s patented John Steinbeck-meets-Tom Waits...
Southern rock and old-timey country get all wrapped up in Phil Hamilton’s tuneage.

Road Renegade

A few years ago, Fort Worth singer-songwriter Phil Hamilton did what a lot of people dream of: He quit his lucrative day job as...