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Long, Race

On a Saturday night in late September, a small, genteel (and gentile), NPR-ish crowd drifted into the Jefferson Freedom Café, a meeting room in...

Long, Race

Dallas muso Josh Alan Friedman shops a book he started writing 34 years ago - to no avail. So far. By KEN SHIMAMOTO On a Saturday...

The Rockyards?

To most folks, the Stockyards means just both kinds of music: Country. And Western. Inside the few storefronts that don't offer cowboy-themed knick-knacks, cowboy-friendly food...

The Rockyards?

  To most folks, the Stockyards means just both kinds of music: Country. And Western.Inside the few storefronts that don't offer cowboy-themed knick-knacks, cowboy-friendly food...

Everything Else Later

Maybe it's not a ringing endorsement in the steely eyes of blues enthusiasts, but bluesman James "Gut-tar" Hinkle's new album, Some Day, has crossover...

Everything Else Later

Blues ax-man James Hinkle stretches out Some Day. By ANTHONY MARIANI Maybe it's not a ringing endorsement in the steely eyes of blues enthusiasts, but bluesman...

High on Pyre

Easy categorizations are hard to find when talking about Fort Worth's down-tempo punk quintet Four Days to Burn. They excel at fast, skull-rattling sonic...

High on Pyre

Any preconceived notion of doom-metal takes Four Days to Burn. By JIMMY FOWLER Easy categorizations are hard to find when talking about Fort Worth's down-tempo punk...

Fledgling No More

Self-taught Bjork-esque singer-songwriter Kristina Morland reluctantly embraces change. By JIMMY FOWLER Singer-songwriter Kristina Morland remembers the first guitar her mother bought her. She was 15 years...

From Darkness to Morning

Carey Wolff lives the only way he knows how: as a depressive Americana singer-songwriter. By CAROLINE COLLIER Carey Wolff was a mite surprised to learn he...