Midlake’s A Bridge to Far Is a Cosmic Walk Through Hope and Humility
Eric Pulido takes us on a track-by-track journey through the Denton band’s new album of reflection and earthy storytelling.
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Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl Songs, Ranked
We’ve had a whole month to sit with Taylor Swift’s twelfth studio album. We’re calling it a mixed bag. Sorry, Swifties.
Alex Irish’s From Dallas, With Love Is Dreamy After Dark Listening
Raised in Cleburne, Irish shares her debut album during Halloween week, a re-imagining of Dallas nightlife through her perspective.
‘It’s New D or Nothing’: HeadHuncho Amir’s 50 Year Run Proves He’s Here to Stay
Listen to the New Dallas rapper’s latest mixtape out now.
Taylor Swift’sThe Life of a Showgirl Broke Another Record. Is Her Era of Eras Over?
One week after Taylor Swift released her twelfth studio album, we wonder if she’s running out of things to talk about.
Doja Cat’s Vie Is Slick and Sexy, If Not a Little Too Safe
Before Doja Cat’s tour heads to Dallas in 2026, we’re examining what we love about the new album and what she should push further.
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Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl Halftime Show Will Be a Statement on Trump’s America
Bad Bunny has sparked a mix of excitement and displeasure from MAGA. Why the Puerto Rican global superstar’s upcoming Super Bowl performance matters.
David Byrne’s Who Is The Sky? Is Another Stop on His Long Road to Nowhere
Who Is The Sky? is an excellent addition to the former Talking Heads lead singer’s decades-long alt-pop catalog.
Lecrae’s Reconstruction Album Preview: ‘Broken People Can Be Rebuilt’
Lecrae gathered fans at Watermark South Dallas for an exclusive playback of his 10th studio album.
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Teethe Remains Distinctive While Evolving the Dallas Music Ethos on Magic of the Sale
What started as a group finding their footing has now crafted a sound that’s entirely theirs on Magic of the Sale.
Charley Crockett’s Dollar A Day Is a Spellbinding Return to Form
The second installment in his Sagebrush Trilogy brings him back to his roots, doubling down on what he does best.
Dallas Fans Get the Clipse Reunion Show They’ve Waited Decades For
Clipse’s Let God Sort Em Out tour comes through Dallas, remedying a 2009 show cancellation at The Granada.
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Parker McCollum’s Self-Titled Album Shows He’s a New Man
The Limestone Kid is who we know and love, but it’s clear Parker, the father and husband, doesn’t feel like a kid anymore.
The New Fleet Foxes Album May Be the Key to Healing From 2020
The record, released Sept. 22, feels like home in a way not much has since the world began to unravel earlier this year.