Giorgio Moroder

What Thursday Night Can Be in the Big D

The Two Towers

I Am the World Trade Center rises again

Top Ten Dance Albums of 2008

Any knucklehead with DSL and a laptop can now make an electronic track. With a half hour of clicking and fiddling, you can sample enough cheesy beats and mashups to clog arteries from here to Berlin. Simple dropdown mouse maneuvers can transform electro tracks into progressive house tracks (from dry ... More >>

Everybody hurts

The morose, human dramas of the '70s make a startling comeback in Secrets & Lies and Heavy

Best radio station

Magic 102.1-FM "Jammin' Oldies"

Ghosthustler Resurrects '80s Synth Beats

Ghosthustler's sound leaves you nostalgic for the future

Ghostland Observatory

Saturday, May 19, at House of Blues

In With the New

Despite doom-and-gloom predictions, 2006 wasn't at all bad

On the Down Low

George Minto and JT Stewart are putting out the best dance music you've never heard of

Face to Face

Say 'ello to the Bad Guy

Mirwais

Production
(Epic Records)

Ear PWR

Saturday, June 20

DC9er Mixtape, Vol. 3: Ocelot

​From Dallas to Austin to England and back again, Cory Kilduff, half of trans-Atlantic DJ duo Ocelot, has not only been making a name for himself here in the Lonstar State, but with shows all over the country and overseas. Oh, and the duo's got a forthcoming album about to drop in June (listen to ... More >>

Noah Jackson Holes Up to Create Material for New Solo Project Lovelife.

​From Dallas to Austin to England and back again, Cory Kilduff, half of trans-Atlantic DJ duo Ocelot, has not only been making a name for himself here in the Lonstar State, but with shows all over the country and overseas. Oh, and the duo's got a forthcoming album about to drop in June (listen to ... More >>

Ghostland Observatory

Friday, December 31, at Plaza of the Americas

DC9er Mixtape, Vol. 33: Blake Ward

​Blake Ward got his start spinning in Oklahoma while attending Oklahoma University. But he made the trip down to Dallas to play gigs so frequently, that, before long, he started being recognized as both an Oklahoma and a Dallas DJ. Really: Ward even played this past year's State Fair of Texas, for ... More >>