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They come through town on Thanksgiving night.

It would not surprise me one bit to soon see The Polycorns with just as strong of a following as Oso Closo or Backside Pick.

It's tough to say the Slow Burners were upstaged; it's easy to say that Hailey's hosted yet another full night of compelling music by local heroes.

Sugar and Gold, Atlas Sound, and Spoonfed Tribe are on tap in Denton this week.

Islands deserve their success not only because they are talented, but because of the kind of connection that they create with their fans.

The Courage of Others will be released on February 2, 2010.

The collection includes Thriller-era autographs and costumes, gold and platinum records, handwritten lyrics, and off-the-cuff drawings of his siblings.

It's almost all Halloween, all the time this week.

Seryn was formed through a combination of spontaneity, circumstance, passion, and a bit of luck.

You can't underrate the "Moment" -- that shared experience where perfection can be delivered through imperfection.

The best acts (especially the goofy ones) can make everyone in the room forget their coolness for 45 minutes and just have fun.

Folmer will release Dead End, his second album this year, at J&J's Pizza.

Rob Lobster, Mike Orren to serve as weekend guest hosts. (Though not at the same time.)

The relatively short length of a five-song EP works best in the case of Mount Righteous, as it avoid the bombastic monotony of a 12-13 song LP.

If there aren’t more people at the next Wavves gig, Dallas concert goers are only doing themselves a disservice.

Another My Denton Music Showcase, The Ataris, and Ninja Academy are all on tap.

It is events like these that make Austin bands want to come play in Denton, and Austin venues and fans want to hear Denton music.

Dallas is the final date of the 34-city tour.

On Tuesday night, they left the Hilltop and headed downtown to perform at the House of Blues.

The show renewed an almost-dwindling interest in the scene for this jaded Dentonite.