Killer or Filler?
Perdition’s Hispaniola
Will punk ever die? Not as long as bands like Perdition keep cranking out hooky records. The Fort Worth quartet’s debut full-length ––...
2012 Panthys
Quaker City Night Hawks rule the roost.
In our 15th Annual Fort Worth Weekly Music Awards, celebrated on Sunday at Piper Hall in the West...
Here Fur Good
Kye Harry, a Chicago native and relative newcomer to Fort Worth’s rap scene, got his stage name over a few lines of cocaine a...
Killer or Filler?
Keegan McInroe’s A Thousand Dreams
As if Fort Worth needed another reminder of just how deep its pool of singer-songwriters is, now comes Keegan McInroe’s...
Death from Above
Among the myriad branches of heavy metal’s family tree, none are as reductive as death metal. Overprotective parents think the moniker applies to any...
Texas Music Hour
The first season of Troubadour, TX is wrapping up, and what began as a promising idea for a TV show about the lives of...
Fort Nox: Golden Years
The three rappers in Fort Worth’s Fort Nox have always had timing on their side. They might be older cats, compared to some of...
Killer or Filler?
By the time you reach the end of Pinkish Black’s self-titled LP, your brain feels like it’s been forced to take a journey perilously...
Proper Husbandry
For the past few months, there’s been buzz in Fort Worth about Brenna Manzare and her band, The Proper Husbands. Neither on her own...
Rotten Roots Jam
Angsty, punk-rocking Texas teenagers with caches of bluesy Lone Star country records are bound to mellow out with age, and Rotten Roots, somewhat of...
