By Juan R Govea The artistic expression of Dallas’ Deep Ellum artist Erin Curry is attributed by her past work in the sciences, but with a biologically oriented and inspired twist. From Dia De Los Muertos work to something more experimentally abstract, the 30-years-old Artist, Curry states her science background is more than an inspiration […]

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 By Juan R Govea With a current record titled Release Me Save Me and an upcoming single EP titled Artificial Equality close to its release in January, the musical group known as Sharpy is somewhat the heaviest non-metal band on the scene, so they say. With every member’s different musical motivators such as Tool or […]

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Jessica Waffles is a well-known Dallas Photographer on the scene known for her behind the camera weekly photos and blurbs. You can find more of her photographs on Instagram, Twitter and her Facebook page Waffles Weekly! (Links Below) Check out more of Jessica Waffles photos and blurbs in the En La Calle On The Street […]

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By: Araya Alford To follow up their astounding EP, Servant, Sub-Sahara releases yet another hit titled Dominance. This EP contains three tracks recorded and engineered by Ian Miller at DBU and one track titled “Royale with Cheese” recorded by Britt Robisheaux at Cloudland Recording Studio. I had the opportunity to chat with Aaron Mireles (bass […]

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photos credit: benjamin Oliver Hicks Mix matching beats, riffs and solos; Kyoto Lo-Fi’s garage rock sound seems to be striking a chord in the local DFW music scene. By: Juan R. Govea Lead guitarist, Gabriel, and Nico (rhythm guitar/vocals) state that while trading riffs and veering from the psych-rock sounds, which they say seems to […]

Read More Kyoto Lo-Fi Talks Recent Tour and New Releases

The documentary from the 400,000-person Cuban concert is finally available to non-Sundance judges There is a neighbor to the south. Across a body of water nearly 150 miles across, there already exists a wall between us and our Spanish-speaking cousins. On either side lies equal bits salvation and destruction, and last year, the dark knight […]

Read More Major Lazer makes history with island outing, releases video to prove it

Photos Courtesy of Lights All Night Still reeling over the impending end of the year? No need to scramble, but it might be time to pull yourself off the couch, dust off your neon thigh highs, adorn the sequins back below your eyelids and prepare for the eighth installment of Lights All Night.  The lineup […]

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Photos Credit: Jill Rasco By: Juan R. Govea With a musical background dating back to the mid-nineties to forming a 2004 jam band named Jance, Cody Cannefax recently debuted his new album titled Music Time Capsule under his alias iNcelta branding himself as a new solo artist in the DFW music scene. iNcelta’s Music Time […]

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