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  Let These K-Pop Music Videos Hold You Until BTS’s Cotton Bowl Concert

  January 24 at 4 a.m.

  This week, K-Pop phenomenon BTS announced they will be making a stop in Dallas with a performance at the Cotton Bowl on May 5. It’s time to give the world of Korean pop, known as K-Pop, the recognition it deserves. Whether or not you’re a fan of the genre, there’s...

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  These Machines Are Winning Return with a Literally Explosive New Video

  Wednesday, December 25, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Counting from 2012, you'd be very hard-pressed to locate a more artistically ambitious project in the North Texas music sphere than These Machines Are Winning. Led by veteran Dallas rockers Dylan Silvers, Ryan Hartsell and Blake McWhorter, the group is really hard to define, at least in typically simplistic music...

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  Marquis of Vaudeville Attempt to Outdo Their Last Award-Winning Music Video

  Wednesday, November 20, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Mysterious cypher boxes, Gothic locations and, of course, rock music are the puzzle pieces that interlock for Marquis of Vaudeville’s new music video for “The ENIGMA Men.” The group is no stranger to large production music videos. From the Alice in Wonderland-inspired “We’re All Mad Here” to experimental animation in...

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  Dallas Is Home to the Improbably Successful Sock Puppet Parody

  Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Dallas-based Sock Puppet Parody creates parody videos of pop, punk and metal hit songs.

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  Funk Trio Electric Tongues Is a Union of 2 Indie Rockers and a DJ

  Tuesday, September 10, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  On a blistering late summer night in Dallas, the funk band Electric Tongues has taken refuge in a Starbucks, sipping drinks that foretell the onslaught of seasonal marketing. “These are pumpkin spiced lattes, man,” guitarist Max Ogden says. “You already know.” At this, producer and new Tongues member Sean Dream...

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  Exclusive Premiere: Paul Cauthen’s Video ‘Prayed for Rain’ Is an Ode to Hardscrabble Existence

  Friday, August 30, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Paul Cauthen's new video for "Prayed for Rain" is an ode to Dust Bowl-era sharecroppers and their strength to overcome a hardscrabble existence, which is what the song is about, ostensibly. "Some of the strongest people lived and made it through the Dust Bowl," Cauthen says. "Hardships, famine, drought almost...