Cold Specks, Doug Burr Dan's Silverleaf Tuesday, November 13 It was a fascinating mix of old, weird folk last night, as Dan's Silverleaf hosted Cold Specks with opener Doug Burr. And while both acts feature deeply spiritual music, they come from two somewhat different perspectives. Burr is deeply i ... More >>
See also: Oil Boom on the magic of Donnie and Joe Emerson See also: Vinyl Fantasy's Nathan Johnson on Sunn O))) We've started poking around in locals' iTunes, iPods, Spotify playlists, CD players, cassette decks, turntables and brains with one question in mind: What are you listening to? We don't ... More >>
Dallas five-piece The Blurries are riding high from the accolades of last year's Paper Cuts. With upcoming appearances at Dada and 35 Denton, bassist Andy Lester took some time out to talk about the first shows he saw and played, including when PJ Harvey scared him. What was the first show you rem ... More >>
After listening to Lana Del Rey's Born to Die over the weekend, I have to say, as usual, Sasha Frere-Jones nails the thinkpiece so we don't have to. I felt the need to give this woman, who's already been unnecessarily dissected, a chance. She does have a great voice, I just don't know if she'll ever ... More >>
About the middle of last month, the unavoidable "best of" lists for every conceivable cultural endeavor began sprouting in major media outlet and fringe blogs around the world. Truth is, I'm a sucker for these when it comes to the music category. Part of me wants validation that, once again, des ... More >>
First of all, let's get something out of the way. We all need closure. After our lovely Tiffany Derry packed her knives and came home to Dallas to get hitched, I didn't recap the finales. Partly because I was heartbroken they sent Kelly home over Kevin or Angelo on Part 1 and partly because, well ... More >>
The Caddyshack soundtrack is slightly phallic.If Cee-Lo wrote the greatest song of all humankind with "Fuck You," which has sufficiently taken over the Internet this week, then Meat Loaf certainly deserves a firm No. 2 spot for his own masterpiece, "California Isn't Big Enough (Hey There Girl)," ... More >>
Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. Consider it a chance for you readers to get some more insight into ou ... More >>
Twilight: SoggyHey are we vampires? Cool, just checking.The Twilight Saga's soundtracks have been mostly impressive. You can say what you want about the movies sucking it hardcore (vampires playing baseball, really?), but the soundtracks feature some surprisingly good tracks from bands like Fanfa ... More >>
Welcome to Staff Trax, the weekly feature here on DC9 where we shed some light on the music we've been enjoying of late, regardless of the touring or album release schedules that tend to bear the focus of most of our coverage. It's a chance for you readers to get more insight into our own persona ... More >>
Holy Roller (Sounds Are Active)
Record Hop (TXMF)
Enough with the turkeys, now for a little locally baked dessert
The band is open to all
White Chalk (Island Records)
Saturday, April 21, at Hailey's, Denton
Sybris ( Flameshovel)
Show Your Bones (Interscope)
Sunday, March 19, at the Ridglea Theatre
Live 8 makes some noise. Hopefully, eight world leaders were listening.
Before the Poison (Anti-/Nave)
In which we discuss the highs, the lows--and all the crap that came between
Holiday gifts for the music lover in your life
A report from the North Texas New Music Festival
This summer's best concert just got canceled. So what happened?
Uh Huh Her (Island Records)
October 27
May 28
Dallas says goodbye to DJ Rich Soul
Josh Alan Band (Black Cracker Music)
Playing to the "bothered" community
Selected Notes on Music, 2000
A year so good, not even Sleater-Kinney makes the Top 10
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (Island Records)
Shellac
DeRogatis' Top 10 Reasons for Living in 1999
Rock and roll is still a man's, man's, man's, man's world
Beatin' down hip-hop in 1998 like a stepchild
1998 was not a very good year, but it's still worth the bother
With the new Jesus Hits Like The Atom Bomb, Tripping Daisy has made the best record of its seven-year career. So what took so long?
Farewell to 1995, a year in music we'd rather forget
Jay Farrar and Dave Grohl don't owe you anything
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