Punk

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.

Bands reunite to celebrate memory of legendary '80s punk/new wave club.

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

If you are in a band, you should put focus on your music, not just the crowd.

The oso closo CD release party, Grassfight, and free week at Rubber Gloves are all on tap.

Mothers Anthem, Fishboy, and Disco:Hate will all be playing this week.

According to Yep Roc, Laughin' and Cryin' with the Reverend Horton Heat, is "on the 'billy' side of rockabilly."

Loaded is an album that will make a punker go country and turn a cowboy into a tattooed biker with a scraggly goatee.

Glammy quintet was one of the earliest purveyors of punk.

Co-headlining the tour will be Patrick Wolf, Plasticines and Jaguar Love.

Propagandhi is touring in support of its fifth full-length album, Supporting Caste, released in March 2009.

They are like a blend of the Ramones and the B52's, and yes that sounds pretty strange but it actually works.

Tinker and his band displayed a great passion throughout their set, and I hope that passion will take them many great places.

The trio's debut album is released in stores on Tuesday, capped by a free performance (and free beer) at Good Records.

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

The next day the trio will set off on the road supporting The Toadies.

The Fort Worth rock quartet shares distinction with The Hold Steady and Rosie and the Goldbug.

The album boils down an assortment of hard sounds and pours them into a mold that creates an album that spits, swaggers, bleeds and breathes some toxic life into the benign world of punk.