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  Proof That Texans Have the Sexiest Accents

  May 21 at 4 a.m.

  Texas is No. 34 in education but No. 1 in sexiness! Yes, you, I, we — we are the sexy people. Well maybe not our faces or our personalities, but our voices! Man! Have you heard the news? People looooove Texan accents. Big Seven Travel surveyed a bunch of horny...

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  Dallas Comedians Who Made It Big

  May 20 at 4 a.m.

  On any given night, on any given stage, a local comedian is taking his or her first steps to becoming the next big comedy star. Dallas has long been overshadowed by the reputation of Austin’s comedy scene, but over the last decade, Dallas has produced some of the most recognizable...

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  Cardiac the Ghost Says He Invented a Rap Genre Living in a Dimension Called Pink Clouds

  May 16 at 4 a.m.

  Dallas rapper Cardiac the Ghost has been slowly building a cult following upon a foundation of small-venue performances known for their intense, emotional style — more like something you would see at a punk show and not something you would expect from the quiet artist you might run into at...

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  Dallas Observer Exclusive: Great Heart Debuts 'Mr. Monocle' Video

  April 26 at 4:05 a.m.

  Last year Dallas prog rock band Great Heart released their first EP, The Sunrise Machine, an album which took listeners on a journey of self-reflection, heartbreak and personal salvation. Today, the band is releasing its first video for the song, “Mr. Monocle”—one of the album’s most introspective moments. A kind...

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  Claire Morales’ ‘Sibylle’ Video Is Psychological Thriller Co-Starring Pearl Earl’s Ariel Hartley

  April 25 at 4 a.m.

  Denton singer-songwriter Claire Morales often mines dark territory in her music — if not always lyrically, then often in mood and tone. In her new music for "Sibylle," debuting today with the Dallas Observer, Morales brings those haunting qualities to life with a psychological cliffhanger. Directed by Ana Dria and...

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  Watch Max Frost Busk in Deep Ellum

  April 10 at 4 a.m.

  In Globe Trek Productions' latest busking video, Max Frost, dressed in a San Francisco 49ers jacket, serenades Deep Ellum wanderers as the sun makes its steady descent on the shops and restaurants. Playing his songs “Money Problems” and “Good Morning,” Frost broke the hum of passing cars and echoing footsteps with...