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Merritt boarded his vessel on SkyTram to chat about his radio program, favorite records, and his current recording projects.

Jupiter House worked surprisingly well as a live music venue, and they shouldn't be bashful about hosting more shows.

The San Francisco electro-dance rockers have seen many crowds across the country -- now how did the cool kids at Boiler Room stack up?

The objective? To cover each other’s songs and win over the loudest crowd. 2,000 people, 2 stages, 1 unforgettable night.

Great sound. Great people. Fun group.

This week's picks are brought to you by the Superfans around North Texas. You know who we're talking about. They're crazy (and they really love that music).

This weekend got soul -- legendary and otherwise.

Another local band pops up from under the radar to surprise us all with more beautiful music.

This modern, local band has an EP spotlighting some of their new tracks. Shock of Pleasure is a refreshingly cool shock of pleasure.

Esteemed DJ-producer leads 1,000 through transcendent electronic dance party.

Max Stalling w/Rodney Parker, Trebuchet, and Sleep Whale are all in town this weekend.

The first time I saw them, it felt like a window opened on the far end of the Universe and let in just that sort of light.

Sooner or later, Denton is going to fully embrace this band. I mean, it just has to happen.

A testament to the duo's creativity and vision, Wednesday night's set was no hour-and-a-half long song.

Prepare for a trip in rhythmic sounds using vintage analogue equipment to achieve an unidentifiable and distinct sensation.

The Fort Worth-based band released their debut album, the Diver EP, earlier this year.

The release also hints at a Dallas release show/party to be scheduled soon.

The new record follows the success of The Secret Handshake’s previous album, 2007’s One Full Year.

DeLaughter and his wife Julie Doyle will attend the premiere on Tuesday at the Magnolia Theatre in the West Village.

Little Black Dress is the brainchild of veteran Dallas musicians Toby Pipes and Nolan Thies.