Preview: The Black Dotz, Zhora and Blixaboy at Bryan Street Tavern

If you're not planning on going to 35 Denton, this all-local show is a nice way to ease into the weekend. And there are four different flavors to taste: The Black Dotz's punk R&B, the electronic dance missives of Taylor Rea's Zhora, the "futro" sounds of Blixaboy and the laptop...

By Audra Schroeder

March 8, 2012

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If you're not planning on going to 35 Denton, this all-local show is a nice way to ease into the weekend. And there are four different flavors to taste: The Black Dotz's punk R&B, the electronic dance missives of Taylor Rea's Zhora, the "futro" sounds of Blixaboy and the laptop deathmatch-ery of Cygnus. Plug in and tune out.

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