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Good, Grief
If you caught onto Dead Vinyl a long time ago, you might not have guessed that the frontman of a Stones- and Zeppelin-influenced bar...
Sounds of the City // Best Of 2023
Readers’ Choices Only
Congratulations to all the musicians here who can now proudly proclaim that they have won a Best Of 2023 award. This is...
Haunting Melodies
For his sixth studio album, Keegan McInroe scared up a ghost town.
“I had been thinking about wanting to find an interesting space other than...
Sweet Nectar
The Plum Boys played their first show last winter at Lola’s when the venue was near the Foundry District. The occasion was the release...
Heartfelt
One thing that sets House of Figs apart is its uplifting ethos.
“We’re working on songs that kind of follow my life experience with mental health...
Eric Osbourne’s “I’m the Bear”
The very idea of a bear is a heavy thing to think about. Solitary, seldom seen, kept at a distance when spotted, looming large...
‘Down from the Inner Work’
It has taken more than five years, but Zach Edwards and his post-industrial project All Clean have finally released their debut album. Newfound fatherhood,...
Benefit Show at Sunshine Saturday
The Me-Thinks, The Dangits, Crucial Times, and Antirad will play 8pm Saturday in Arlington at the Sunshine Bar (902 W Division St, 817-277-6252) to raise money for...
Holding Two Things at Once
“The words are weird about it,” Jacob Furr said about grief. “We say we ‘incorporate’ it or ‘integrate’ it into our lives. It’s this...
‘No’ to Millennial Malaise
Excited, happy, and a bit relieved. That’s how motivational pop artist Liam Benzvi summed up his feelings just one day after his wedding.
“We drank...
