Rock

Pay no attention to the band behind the curtain (we're in good hands).

This certainly isn't a pop record; Becker still leaves the ends untied at times.

They come through town on Thanksgiving night.

We select three dark horses of the North Texas scene -- you may or may not be familiar with them, but that hasn't stopped them from building a solid foundation of incredible music.

Eyedea & Abilities, The House Harkonnen, and Brave Combo are all on tap in Denton this week.

University of North Texas student organization hosts benefit concert featuring top local acts.

You readers give Dethklok far more than record sales. You give them something to hate.

If you need more symphonic psychedelia in your record collection, Chlorine Colored Eyes is ready for you.

The focus is again back on the stage show -- part horror film, part 1970s desert biker/Charles Manson imagery.

Now that they are making legitimate efforts in the studio, this band is getting even more exciting.

Hidden Cameras, Max Cady, and March of the Bull will be in Denton this weekend.

Fans who pre-order Battle Studies now through Tuesday can access their own exclusive tour pre-sale to purchase up to 12 tickets before they’re available anywhere else.

Just when you thought Dallas didn't have character.

Overall, I think I’d have to hear a little more than six songs to decide how I really feel about this new band.

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

Now would be a good time to chill out and relax -- but if you so much as use the word "chillax," we will have to ask you to stay at home.

Their sound is crisp and clean but retains that all important edge you crave in a rock band.

Wolfmother is a killer live band whose pedigree is no-nonsense, metallic rock with a menacing groove.

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

As Russell walked off the stage sporting his classic long, white beard and cowboy hat with cane in tow, he looked like a pure Texas Santa Claus. I couldn't help but think Christmas had come early for Denton.