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The Wastedland

If you head east on Belknap, you’ll end up in Haltom City. You’ll know because the scenery turns into a seemingly never-ending loop of...

Cross Canadian Ragweed

This four-piece band from Oklahoma kills at live shows, especially for listeners hoisting beer bongs and sucking reefer. CCR is a fun-ass bunch that’s...

Motley Crue

Aerosmith and Mötley Crüe are in town tonight at the Smirnoff, and if the pairing seems a little odd, realize that the bands have...

Red Monroe

Red Monroe’s influences are obvious: the Stones, New York Dolls, The Animals, Moby Grape, and even a little Hold Steady action. But the Dallas...

Michelle Malone

Sugarfoot is one of those c.d.’s that can be inserted in the space between the blues and rock without really adding anything new to...

Yo La Tengo

After dropping a slew of compilations and covers albums (one by caller-request for a radio station pledge drive), and being met with varying reviews,...

PlayJazzPlay

Just when you thought the days of major labels' swooping down from above and plucking obscure bands from the bowels of local music scenes...

Present Tense

Many folks will no doubt mistake Ornette Coleman’s new Sound Grammar for a comeback — and with good reason. For starters, its creator —...

Suicide Girls

The Suicide Girls are a nationwide group, like the Red Hat Society or Rotary Club, but one whose mission is to torpedo the popular...

Airpushers

On the surface, the reserved euphoria that permeates Themes for the Ordinarily Strange by the Los Angeles duo Airpushers suggests any number of rock-influenced...