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May 16, 2012
Jimmy Menkena: "I Thought The Beatles Wrote Every Single Kind Of Music."
We praised Menkena when their debut album, With You I'll Travel, came out last year. But the lineup has changed since then, and now features prominent members of The Polyphonic Spree, The Demigs and The Felons. In advance of their free show at The Foundry on Saturday with Fort Worth's The Cush, we a ... More >>
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May 10, 2012
Pinkish Black's Sinister Waltz Has Been Building Momentum For 20 Years
We praised Menkena when their debut album, With You I'll Travel, came out last year. But the lineup has changed since then, and now features prominent members of The Polyphonic Spree, The Demigs and The Felons. In advance of their free show at The Foundry on Saturday with Fort Worth's The Cush, we a ... More >>
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January 23, 2012
And Then There Was One: Eisley's Stacy King Goes Solo With Sucré
It's a day that's been prophesied and speculated about for years: The day one of the extremely talented members of Eisley goes solo. Would it be Sherri DuPree-Bemis or Stacy King? Both have shared songwriting duties for the family band, but King, the youngest member, is finally breaking out on her o ... More >>
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October 26, 2011
Colbie Caillat Tells Us How She Went From The Beach To Overcoming Her Stage Fright
Musicians are undoubtedly influenced by the music they listen to. And an artist's musical selection at any given moment can sometimes even foretell what a next album might sound like. So if you've ever wondered what the artists who grace your stereo are getting funky to, here's your chance to find o ... More >>
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September 21, 2011
My Morning Jacket and Guns N' Roses Top a Good, Solid List of Show Announcements
My Morning JacketOn the heels of an incredible performance at Austin City Limits Music Festival last weekend, My Morning Jacket have announced that they'll be taking their show on the road. And, thankfully, since they skipped North Texas on the first leg of their Circuital album tour, they'll be ... More >>
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September 20, 2011
Bringing Saxy Back: 10 Pieces of Audio Evidence Confirming 2011's Full-On Saxophone Revival
In an episode of 30 Rock from last year's fifth season, Tina Fey's alter-ego Liz Lemon walks the street, moping about the end of writing as career path. (I feel you, sister.) (Fistbump.)Eventually, she runs into a group of other bygone careerists living in a subway, ready to adopt h ... More >>
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June 9, 2011
Searching for the Soul of Austin
The neo city on the hills is a far cry from its cheap pot, cold beer and low-rent former ways.
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April 9, 2011
One Day Before Its "Open 24 Hours" Sign Goes Dark, Metro Postcards (From Gaston Avenue)
Photos by Dylan Hollingsworth James Adams, in front of the iconic Gaston Avenue diner he opened more than four decades agoTomorrow at 2 p.m., Wayne Adams will do something he hasn't done since The Great Remodel of '97: He will lock the front door to the Metro Diner on Gaston Avenue. Which is why ... More >>
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November 3, 2010
Q&A: DJ Shadow Talks Hip-Hop's Past, The Internet's Present and Music's Future
DJ ShadowLong hailed as one of the untouchable patriarchs in the storied past of hip-hop royalty, producer, DJ, and vinyl archivist DJ Shadow has been responsible for some of the most innovative music that the genre has seen over the course of his nearly 20-year career. These days, having not rel ... More >>
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September 10, 2010
DC9er Mixtape, Vol. 24: DJ Redsean
His popular weekly dance party known as Disqo Disco may be dead now, but Sean Humphrey, who also serves as the frontman of local electro act Sydney Confirm, still spins lively sets around town under his stage name of Redsean.In both his band and in his DJ sets, Humphrey draws a great deal of infl ... More >>
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May 14, 2010
DC9er Mixtape, Vol. 11: DJ TraDeMarx
DJ TraDeMarx, aka Chris Johnson (and better known around town as CJ), is relatively new to the DJ game, having gotten his start at spinning just three years ago after a friend asked him to DJ his party. Drawing much of his inspiration from Rio De Janeiro production duo/DJ's The Twelves and Brookl ... More >>
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January 28, 2010
Is Midlake's The Courage of Others the Most Important Record Ever to Come Out of Denton? Possibly.
DJ TraDeMarx, aka Chris Johnson (and better known around town as CJ), is relatively new to the DJ game, having gotten his start at spinning just three years ago after a friend asked him to DJ his party. Drawing much of his inspiration from Rio De Janeiro production duo/DJ's The Twelves and Brookl ... More >>
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February 5, 2009
The O's Prepare For Their Debut Release and Tour
DJ TraDeMarx, aka Chris Johnson (and better known around town as CJ), is relatively new to the DJ game, having gotten his start at spinning just three years ago after a friend asked him to DJ his party. Drawing much of his inspiration from Rio De Janeiro production duo/DJ's The Twelves and Brookl ... More >>
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June 12, 2008
Tough Breaks
Presenting the best breakup albums of all time
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June 5, 2008
Swinging States
Mates of State manages to keep the drama out of its marital and musical bliss
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April 16, 2008
A Year After Its Splashy Debut, More Changes at Troubled Lone Star Radio
Mates of State manages to keep the drama out of its marital and musical bliss
Music
March 15, 2007
Cutting Crew
The Scissor Sisters are gay, dorky and big in Japan
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March 14, 2007
Deny or Approve?
The Scissor Sisters are gay, dorky and big in Japan
Music
March 8, 2007
State of the Mates
Indie-pop's favorite couple Bring It Back home
Music
November 23, 2006
The Walkmen
Pussy Cats (Record Collection)
Music
July 20, 2006
Trials
After a tour with the Flaming Lips, loads of hype and an amazing new record, the only thing Midlake's missing is confidence
Blogs
May 15, 2006
Embryonic Chicks
After a tour with the Flaming Lips, loads of hype and an amazing new record, the only thing Midlake's missing is confidence
Music
March 2, 2006
Van Occupied
Kudos to local bands' new singles, but once Midlake's new album comes out, nobody will be safe
Music
November 24, 2005
Last Set?
Austin's American Analog Set plays its final Dallas concert this week...maybe.
Music
February 26, 2004
Fortunate Sons
For the supergroup The Flatlanders, three albums in three decades ain�t so bad
News
June 12, 2003
Letters
For the supergroup The Flatlanders, three albums in three decades ain�t so bad
News
May 1, 2003
Kings of Clubs
The coke-drenched era of nightclubs is over, but now a new group of entrepreneurs is ready to reinvent the scene
Music
July 25, 2002
Home Coming
The Dixie Chicks' new album won't be out for another month, but we'll tell you why it's worth waiting for
Music
February 15, 2001
Look Again
Rainer Maria looks for A Better Version of Me and something that rhymes with "anathema"
Music
November 9, 2000
Rainer Maria
Waiting to hear punk rock get good again
Culture
September 14, 2000
A Fan's Notes
After Jerry Maguire, Cameron Crowe comes of age...finally
Music
January 6, 2000
Take these records, please
Or: Yes, it was as bad as you think
Music
April 15, 1999
The Dixie Chicks
What's Not To Like?
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February 11, 1999
Major Mistakes
Signing to a record label can be bad for a band's health. So why do they keep doing it?
Music
March 19, 1998
The Butcher and the baby
Radish's Ben Kwellar needs a rock and roll mentor, and a guy named Joe is just the man for the job
Music
February 12, 1998
Spoth the ravin'
Mark Ridlen continues his sonic adventure
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January 15, 1998
Out Here
Mark Ridlen continues his sonic adventure
Music
January 1, 1998
Rock and roll over
In today's music business, tomorrow's revolution is yesterday's fad
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November 13, 1997
Letters
In today's music business, tomorrow's revolution is yesterday's fad
Music
October 30, 1997
The wizard of odd
Or, why too much Pet Sounds is a bad thing
Music
October 2, 1997
Unlikely hybrid
The cocktail country of the Lucky Pierres proves to be the right mix
Music
August 28, 1997
Rave new world
Tom Faulkner explores his musical horizons
Music
June 26, 1997
Born again
Rickie Lee Jones leaves Chuck E. behind and looks toward tentative tomorrows
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April 27, 1995
Ghosts in the machine
When the vinyl jukebox dies, so will a little piece of the music it played

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