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Rumors of the deaths of The New York Times and Warner Bros. are exaggerated. Yes, artists and bands have online services like iTunes, Bandcamp and Onesheet to control their...
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Longtime Denton resident Will Frenkle, 22, was one of many volunteers at this year's 35 Denton, working the back line and schlepping equipment to and from the main storage...
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It's highly possible this year's 35 Denton will be your last chance to see Ty Stamp lead his experimental supergroup, Violent Squid, on a sonic journey. He recently moved to...
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Four months ago, during the tail end of Game Four of the Rangers/Cardinals World Series, I walked into a near-empty Paschall Bar on the third floor of the building above...
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About a month ago, a video started floating around the Web for "Heart Throb," a track by M3SA. It features two dancing, anthropomorphic KRK Rokit monitors, a demented doctor...
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2011 was a year that got Denton talking about the cyclical nature of a college town, but it's become clear each passing year is now framed by an increasingly important event:...
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Here's a list of 10 locals you should have heard of in 2011 even if you didn't.
10. Juve Aaron Mollet of Florene has taken trap and screw influences and warped them with dark...
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In an attempt to answer the question of what's wrong with Denton, perhaps we should ask what's right with it. Chris Pickering, member of Denton punk mainstays Teenage Cool...
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Much has been made of Denton's fall from musical grace. Among the musicians, DJs and promoters who are still trying is Clint Butler.
With his Thursday weekly at Simone Lounge...
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Until now, Mable Peabody's has been the only venue in Denton that caters to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersexed (LGBTQI) community. The second...
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In the great hall of Denton music, with its jazz and folk and pop, there certainly must be a basement. In that basement lie the darker, sludgier, more cavernous bands and...
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This Saturday, a presentation of Rob Buttrum's mixed-media abstract paintings that has been in the works since early in the year will be held at the Meme Gallery — a...
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It's no secret Hailey's Club is not what it once was. Five years ago it was booking big-ticket shows on a consistent basis and was seen as a desirable stop for bigger touring...
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Few Dentonites — perhaps even few regulars of Andy's Bar — have ever walked through the door located just slightly to the right of the entrance of the long-running...
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Facing the oncoming traffic on the southbound side of Interstate 35 just south of Denton is a billboard that features the wide-eyed face of an innocent little boy. Next to him...
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When Denton's Novaak announced their break-up up shortly after the 35 Conferette in March, the band's lead singer, Jessi James, already had a few tracks in her solo...
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The number of producers in Denton who are well-versed in the hardware Live PA format could fit comfortably in the small seating section at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios. The...
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35 Denton, the latest name for Denton's annual pre-South by Southwest music festival, now stands as a much different beast from the SXSW day parties once organized and thrown...
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The summer doldrums have been especially unkind to Denton this year. With no legitimate house-show scene to speak of, the impact of the slow season has been intensified all...
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Somewhere amidst the dance rap and hip-hop projects in North Texas, there stands an isolated voice.
Not concerned with "reppin' his city" or inventing the newest dancefloor...
