Like sands through the hourglass, these are the Dallas music-related videos uploaded to Youtube this weekend… Alas, there are no videos of our DOMA Showcase up on Youtube yet (we’ll have a slideshow up shortly here, though). But–shocker–apparently there were other shows this weekend aside from ours! Here’s what they…
So, we’ve told you about a bunch of shows this weekend. There are some great ones tonight (the Hieroglyphics show at the Granada, the London Nights party at minc ), Saturday (Portugal. The Man and Facing New York at House of Blues) and Sunday (Republic Tigers at Hailey’s, Todd Rundgren…
Shiny Around The Edges has a great new track up on its MySpace page: a live version of “I Hover Above You”, recorded at Sons of Hermann Hall back in February. But even better than the live version is the news that you’ll soon be able to hear the studio…
100 Damned Guns ain’t playing tomorrow. Sorry. (Vishal Malhotra) Some bad news, gang: Due to a personal matter that just came up with one of 100 Damned Guns’ members, the band will not be playing our showcase tomorrow. As a result, there will be no 7 p.m. set at Sugar…
Well, she does have some sweet furniture. (Peter Marince) Local pop singer/songwriter Liz Williams is busy writing and fine-tuning songs for her sophomore album due in the fall. In the meantime, “Nothing and Everything,” a song from her debut is a finalist in a Song of the Year contest. “Nothing…
Are warlocks more powerful than wizards? Less? (Ian Brooks) So there’s a pretty solid show going on over in Fort Worth tonight at ye olde Lola’s Saloon with the Vandelles and The Warlocks. Brooklyn’s The Vandelles are a kinda experimental, psyched out surf-rock act, but the band I’m more interested…
We always appreciate it when visual artists and musicians collaborate, whether it’s by putting on a big event, holding a concert in a gallery or museum, or complementing live music with interesting visuals. But we don’t want to overlook the smaller ways in which visual artists and musicians work together,…
So I just got word that there’s a new book coming out called A Tale of Two Brothers: Jim Morrison & Michael Hutchence from author Jacqueline Murrary. In the book, Murrary enlists the aid of some of the nation’s most “well known and credible psychics” to help tell the stories…
So, by now, you should know all about Saturday night’s DOMA showcase lineup. And you should also know that, ahem, despite what a certain free daily pick-up around town wrote in its paper today, wristbands (available at the doors to all five venues) will only run you $5. You can…
Metal Mind Music, a Polish record label, is set to reissue Rigor Mortis vs. The Earth, the vaunted sophomore effort from Dallas’ own Rigor Mortis. Originally released in 1991, the record was the last studio effort from the band, as founding member Mike Scaccia left to join Ministry. Now comes…
The call came a while back now, but Play doesn’t have a problem remembering it. After all, it was one of those sacred, career-changing moments. One of those once-in-a-lifetime deals. Play, who along with his brother Skillz makes up the Dallas-based beat-making team Play-N-Skillz, was lying in bed when it…
So I meant to post this earlier in the day but, alas, we were facing server problems all morning long. Hence the fact that all of our posts today came after three o’clock this afternoon. Sorry about that. Anyway… Looks like the new Sorta disc–the posthumous Carter Albrecht release and…
Austin City Limits is still over two months off, but you’d never know that based on the ACL Fest-based Myspace pleas flying around the Web these days. At least four local acts by my count–did I miss any?–have been shooting out Myspace spam, angling for fans to vote for them…
Tomorrow night, you can turn on VH1 and catch VH1 Rock Honors: The Who, a star-studded tribute to Daltrey, Townshend and Co. But if live performance is more your thing, you might prefer this note: On August 27, Dallas Theater Center will open a month-long run of The Who’s Tommy…
Like a bat outta hell. At a concert in the United Kingdom last night, Meat Loaf apparently…well…OK, according to this report, he really sucked. Like really sucked. Like streams of cars were seen leaving the show only minutes after it started. Read this: “Responding to previous stories and taking advantage…
For a gal from Australia, country singer Audrey Auld sure sings with an authentic Texas twang. Check out this new song, “Last Seen in Gainesville,” from her most recent CD Music with the Dirt Left On. Bonus mp3: With a vocal style that faintly recalls local fave Lisa Loeb, Auld’s…
There Greggo is again! As we told you Monday, the Dallas Observer Music Awards ceremony will feature huge celebrity presenters like Burton “We don’t care how you git here, folks, just git here!” Gilliam, who we surely chose because of his extensive knowledge and support of the Dallas-Fort Worth music…
Hal Samples snapped some shots of Mount Righteous for us… You had plenty o’ options to choose from this past weekend, but it seems like a good deal of you–as seen in this slideshow from Hal Samples–chose Mount Righteous’ performance at Space for your entertainment needs. Click the link, and…
Will Johnson, at the Granada a few weeks back. (Brian Harkin) Speaking of Dan’s Silverleaf, the Captain’s Dead music blog–which, really, is about as close as there is to a Centro-matic-specific blog out there–has a nice little live recording from Centro-matic’s performance at Dan’s that took place a few weeks…
Is Brian Lane back in town for an impromptu Slobberbone reunion? 6’ 7” Slobberbone bassist Brian Lane was sighted last weekend taking in an American Werewolf Academy show at the Barley House. Kind of hard to miss him, really. And while it’s not surprising that the current Florida resident would…
Lucero’s Ben Nichols growled his way through an hour-and-a-half set for a packed house at Dada last night (Gloria R. Levario) Ben Tapia, the new co-owner at Club Dada, caught a little flak in our comments section when, in the piece I wrote about him trying to revamp the club’s…
People in office jobs find ways to make cubicle dwelling tolerable. Humble three-wall enclosures often feature weird toys, movie/music posters and photos of good times had elsewhere. Lulls in activity often result in the sending of YouTube videos, cute photos of animals that are photoshopped and links…like this one I…
