My favorite thing about in-studio sessions is the rawness and intensity that engulfs the limited studio space. Like La Blogotheque Take-Away Shows, in-studio sessions are live, up and close, and sometimes, as personal as things can get. It’s no different from Josh Tillman, also known as Father John Misty. Goosebumps-induced performances, we can hardly imagine >> Read More
We have a large amount of great local acts hitting the Granada Theater stage in the coming weeks. For the next few weeks, we’re going to highlight some of the great local talent that you should check out in addition to the other great bands our team has on the calendar for your live music >> Read More
There are plenty of terrible cover songs floating around the interweb, but it’s hard to complain about quality ones. Calexico has had their share of covers, a take on classics such as Joy Division’s “Love Will Tear Us Apart” or Love’s “Alone Again Or.” We’ve put together some of our favorites from the Tucson, Arizona-based >> Read More
Since releasing When Pigs Fly in 2011, Paris Pershun and Slim Gravy have been meeting success left and right. A.Dd+ was featured in Pitchfork’s Underrated Rap Releases of 2011, opened for names like Erykah Badu and Wu-Tang Clan, performed at Gorilla vs Bear 2, and named Best Rap/Hip Hop Act at the Dallas Observer Music >> Read More
Created from the fires of Mordor, they crawled out from the Styx River on to the surface what is now called Earth. Hand spun and created into human forms which call them Linear Downfall. Hand spun humans usually only have only one place to relocate, and that is…Nashville, TN. Linear Downfall’s name is inspired by >> Read More
Stars’ first full-length album, Nightsongs, was released in 2001. With their sixth-album released to date, I decided to take a trip back and reminisce on the few songs that got me acquainted with the Toronto band. My personal flashback comes from hearing Heart‘s “What The Snowman Learned About Love” for the first time. Since then, >> Read More
As excited as we are about celebrating our 8th Anniversary Party tomorrow with Menomena, we’re equally psyched about starting the night off with Team Tomb and PVT. Team Tomb by Team Tomb Team Tomb is a band fairly new to the DFW scene. The band consists of Caleb Ian Campbell of The Polycorns, Roy Robertson >> Read More
Mike Patton is a prolific musician and the versatile vocalist of Tomahawk. His career spans across rock and metal into jazz, children’s music, film scores and even pop music. Mike also lends his distinct voice to cartoons and video games. Mike Patton started his career in high school with the experimental rock band Mr. Bungle in 1985. In 1989, >> Read More
In ten years, Jens Lekman has established himself as one of indie pop’s finest. Combining orchestral pop elements (that means trumpets, horns, strings, back-up singers, doo-wop, and all), Lekman’s songs are either love letters to the ladies of his dreams or depictions of things in every day life. “This has of course nothing to do >> Read More
The two headliners of this Saturday night are usually recognized as Johnny Jewel’s musical children. The Portland based producer can be known for leading his own Italians Do It Better label and being a member of both Glass Candy and Chromatics. That isn’t to say the music is solely Jewel’s, Glass Candy is half Ida >> Read More