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The Angelus on Genesis, Whitney Houston and Slint

See also: The Angelus, Le Leek Electrique at Dan's Silverleaf Local trio The Angelus is playing Thursday night at LaGrange with another local featured in this column before: Crushed Stars. Expect the music to be slow, but no doubt peaceful and heavenly. The three members of The Angelus took time o ... More >>

The Life and Times Light Up Dan's Silverleaf

The Life and Times, The Cush, Calhoun Dan's Silverleaf Thursday, January 19 The Life and Times didn't get their set going until 15 minutes after midnight, but almost everyone who came stayed until the very end. The trio, lit only by four lights placed at waist level around the stage, showcased song ... More >>

Tony Edwards Wants To Help Build Your Band's Brand With His Growing Street-Team Company

Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans , where we meet some of the people behind the local music scene -- those who aren't necessarily members of local bands, but more the people who make the scene move.Tony Edwards​Tony Edwards was almost certainly a hummingbird in a past life. He darts, moves, and ... More >>

Tonight's Concert Options Have A Distinct International Flavor...

There's quite a bit of an international flavor to the musical offerings in our area this evening, which is one of the more interesting Monday nights we've seen in a while.

RTB2 Premieres "Goon," Bowling For Soup Releases "Saturday" and The Cush Get Refueled.

Almost!​Lots of news coming down the pipeline today on the local music video front, as two longtime area favorites debut new music videos and a third act -- once a local, then not a local, and now a local once more -- gets a little shine in the form of a taped performance. Hit the jump to take it ... More >>

Local Music 'Mericans: Dave Castell Has Produced More Local Musicians Than You Can Name.

Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans, where we'll be meeting some people behind the local music scene who aren't musicians, but more behind-the-scenes folk.Scogin MayoDave Castell and Vaden Todd Lewis, working on the Toadies' No Deliverance.​David Castell is credited with producing some pretty success ... More >>

Local Music 'Mericans: Scott Beggs

Welcome to Local Music'Mericans, where we'll be meeting some people behind the local music scene who aren't musicians, but more behind-the-scenes folk. Scott Beggs​Scott Beggs, once one of the kids in the punk rock crowds back in the day, has been assembling live concerts in DFW since the mid-'9 ... More >>

Good Friday: Dia De Los Toadies, AllGood Cafe's 10-Year Anniversary Party, Spooky Folk, Little Black Dress, Ween, Frankie Muniz, Dead Confederate, The Cush, Bowling For Soup, Milton Hopkins, Florene, Spector 45, B.B. King and More...

​This weekend marks the third annual (and biggest yet) Dia De Los Toadies Festival.Each year the location of the festival changes, so The Toadies and nine other Texas bands will take over Whitewater On The Horseshoe in New Braunfels tonight, and all day tomorrow. This year's most exciting new addi ... More >>

Waxing Nostalgic

Kettle Art showcases the good ol' days

Music Gets Cultured This Weekend In Deep Ellum, Thanks To A Couple Of Music-Friendly Art Shows

Scene, Heard

One Ton Records closes its doors

Scene, Heard

When is a local band not a local band?

Scene, Heard

The Adventures of Jet sets the record straight

2001 Dallas Observer Music Awards

Narrow margins remind us that everyone's a winner

Scene, Heard

More band-related news for our 11 friends

Scene, Heard

Another drummer steps to the mike

Scene, heard

Bluh; Pleasant Grove in Germany; The Early Line; Trees turns 10; Rubber Gloves gets wet; And so much more

South by so what

Putting the jest in music fest

Scene, Heard

Old 97's grab The Deathray; Whammies for the Grammies; Drunken apologies notwithstanding

Scene, heard

Bad mouthing good bods; Keeping up with the Buck Joneses; the Broose is loose; Tim DeLaughter speaks; And much more

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Buck Jones

Across the Bar

Rockville Music closes shop; Puerto Rico gets DJ Nature's call; Rubber Gloves still waiting for the Old 97's other shoe to fall; Pantera plays Detroit Rock City; Buck Jones Blushes

Liberation front

Two local Web sites hope to bring Dallas music to the world

Free Radish

Mercury Records will be making a huge mistake if it doesn't release Sha Sha

1999 Dallas Observer Music Awards

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Night & Day

September 3 - 9, 1998

Night & Day

August 27 - September 2, 1998

Not fade away

Two garage-rock compilations raise The Esquires, Irving's psychedelic-rock greats, from the dead

Vote the rock

Just call these the Old 97's Observer Music Awards

1998 Dallas Observer Music Awards Nominees

Teahouse of the former Moon

Defunct space gets a new lease on life

Facing the music

Local music exec's departure is a sign of better things than you might at first think

Zac Crain's Top 10 Texas Albums:

Every which way but loose

The Dallas scene flourishes beneath the chaos

Blues plate special

Live music at lunchtime in the heart of downtown

Pilgrims at rest

Barry Kooda tries to mend a broken heart

BJ's Rocket

A year after some tasty national press, Buck Jones releases its second album

The last roundup

Soul Food Cafe throws in the towel

Winner's circle

All the bands that fit,and one that quit

The 1997 Dallas Observer Music Awards

When is a bill not a bill?

When it's a recommendation, but still: watch out

Ed Hagan, 1919-1996

Another true original leaves us

The Agnelli and Finch conspiracy

The temporary addition of former Washington Square makes for a Brave New Combo

Rise and shine

Weekend offers a whirlwind tour of local music scene

1996 Dallas Observer Music Awards

Grading on a curve

This was the year local music broke, but was it fixed?

Indie, outie

Hurst-based BottleCap Records declares a declaration of independents

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