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The Broken West
Somewhere in the atom-splitting genre distinctions that music critics like to confer, it got lost that pop can be punk and punk can be...
Prodigal Picker
Few native sons have ridden their guitar as far as Brad Davis, who went from taking ax lessons in Fort Worth as a kid...
Made Men
As the demise of West Seventh Street approaches, West Berry Street appears to be picking up some of the slack.
Not in terms of...
Son Volt
With anger over the war in Iraq escalating and next year’s presidential election looming, there seems to be a lot of politically charged music...
Electric Mountain Rotten Apple Gang
Despite two fires and a burglary over the past several months, Fred’s Texas Café keeps on keepin’ on.
And now that summer’s on the...
Tin Men
After more than two years of tightening and polishing songs, Tame ... Tame and Quiet finally has an album, Tin Can Communicate.
Affected palpably...
Hello, Fort Worth!
If Texas Music is the new classic rock, then the Stephen Pointer Band is the new Journey, a solid outfit that delivers no-nonsense, no-frills,...
Chris Knight
Songs pour from Chris Knight like good whiskey from a bottle. He’s an independent-spirited chronicler of existential life in American small towns where there’s...
Behind the Microphone
Until the age of nine, 27-year-old singer-songwriter Jerrod Niemann spent countless hours at a place where a lot of kids start developing their social...
Prodigal Sons
I've tried to hate Oliver Future. I really have.
Among my problems with the Los Angeles radio band, formerly from Austin and with two Fort...
