Cody Jinks, Paul Cauthen, and that Chris Cornell Tribute
You know this already, but in the early hours of May 17, Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell took his own life, making lots of people...
High Art
Next week, journalist Lizzie Goodman’s new book debuts. Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011 is...
Immortally Westside
What do you know about the West Side? Do you think it’s all meth and metal bands, gypsies and strippers, card rooms and vagrants?...
Welcome, Brainhole Fest
No Lolaspalooza? No problem. In place of the erstwhile annual festival by and at Lola’s Saloon (2736 W 6th St, 817-877-0666), Brainhole Fest offers...
In Praise of Festivals, Fortress Especially
Take a look at their itinerary. Over the next couple of months, Run the Jewels will perform at Rolling Loud Festival, Summer Camp Music...
Stumptone: Forty Worth Music
You know that odd feeling you get when you put on a record that doesn’t seem that old to you but that is completely...
Yacht Clubbing at Chrisbee’s
Think the music industry is crackers? You should see the art world, a bubble of myopia where people with more money than good sense...
Keite Young: Medicine Man
For a hot minute back in the day (circa 2007), Keite Young was on the fast track to mega-stardom. The Fort Worth singer-songwriter had...
Go Yayo and the Randomness of Stardom
You probably haven’t heard of him, because you’re not in high school in Fort Worth and aren’t addicted to social media, but Go Yayo...
Pinkish Black: Road Warriors
Everyone just assumes Pinkish Black has been to Europe by now.
“I can’t believe how many people ask me,” said drummer Jon Teague. “ ‘No,...
