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Secret Devil Sign
A million years ago, Black Sabbath, heavy metal’s original Saurians, electrocuted the blues to invent an ominous breed of devil-courting, mom-scaring music.
Shortly thereafter,...
Bright Future
Daniel Hopkins, 26-year-old drummer for the North Texas synth-pop outfit Radiant, talks in almost spiritual terms about the group’s performance before a million-plus plus...
Spune on 6th
For the past four years, Spune Productions has been in the vanguard of hip music in the Metroplex. A ton of cool indie bands...
The Shins
Wincing the Night Away, The Shins’ new album, picks up quickly where the band left off four years ago with Chutes Too Narrow.
Much...
Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
More Behind The Picture Than The Wall is a c.d. filled with “leapers and weepers” — a mix of upbeat, banjo-laced, toe-tapping hillbilly dance...
On the One
Establishing supernatural, groove-oriented funk on a nightly basis would prove an exhausting task for your average musician, but San Diego’s On The One manages...
More Than a Feeling
Before Dallas’ blues-rock outfit The Kül take the stage, drummer Ross Martinez spins some vinyl to set the mood. His favorite choices are classic...
Don’t Bring ‘Momma’ to SXSW
There are just some neo-traditional country songs that have "classic" written all over them, and Jerrod Niemann's "I Love Women (My Momma Can't Stand)"...
Johnny Cash
As a rockabilly pioneer, Johnny Cash sang what some people called the devil’s music.
As a genre-crossing country singer, he sang the people’s music....
Various artists
While Motown was getting a lot of well-deserved glory for its soul music successes in the 1960s and ’70s, Stax was in the trenches...
