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SoundClash ’13: Irie Times
The year 2004 seems like forever ago. The music scene hereabouts was only a fraction of what it is now. The only day-in/day-out rock...
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...
Chuggin’ Monk: Indie Music to Arlington
Arlington is a lot of things: rollercoaster capital of North Texas, home of JerryWorld, chain-restaurant wasteland. What the city has never been is a...
Kickstarter Aims to Fund Hip Pocket Archive
The same quality that makes live theater so unique and exciting also makes it very fragile and ephemeral: Once the performance is over, the...
GRO-ing Up
Somewhat quietly, Green River Ordinance has become Fort Worth’s most famous rock export not named The Toadies. The band has been around for an...
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...
Philip Glass’ Dracula: Bloody Good
The classical music scene in Fort Worth is all too often one of weak attendance figures and stale, centuries-old programming. Last Tuesday’s performance of...
Curtis Heath Benefit Sunday
In the annals of Fort Worth music, The Theater Fire looms large. Smart, dusty, and melancholy, the quintet managed to bridge all kinds of...
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...
North Texas Chevy Music Showcase Season 2 Is Here
There are lots of reasons to like Chevys, like dependability, speed, and style, but if you need one more, consider the North Texas Chevy...
