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Siberian Traps | Photo Credit: Jessica Waffles / Johnny Govea Siberian Traps Set To Release Shakespearean Influenced Album Nov. 16 At Shipping and Receiving in Fort Worth, TX By Caleb Stanisalw I feel like Mercutio on the fringes of the ball watching the world (Juliet) fall for Romeo (Siberian Traps). True love may or may […]
Read More Album Review: Fort Worth’s Siberian Traps Set To Release “Infinite Jest” Nov. 16It Hurts to be Dead – Old Habits and Die Hards Goes good with: Old English 800 High Gravity Malt Liquor By Caleb Stanislaw There’s probably enough punk bands in Dallas to start a revolution, and standing out in The Scene–even if you’ve got great tunes, players, and presence–takes dedication and a united effort. The […]
Read More It Hurts To Be Dead’s New EP Goes Good With High Gravity Malt LiquorBy Caleb Stanislaw I’m getting completely lost in Manuel Bazaldua’s band Bummer Friend. Their new single “Fear the Future” feels hollow, defeated, and sad, but in a good way. Part of a summer series of monthly singles-releases, “Fear the Future” laments love lost from deep in the bottom of a well of sadness. The listener […]
Read More Bummer Friend’s Single “Fear The Future” Is Sad and Hollow, In a Good WayBy Caleb Stanislaw Cody Lynn Boyd’s new remixed track from his previous Demo album The Late Recording, “Made of Stone,” has the melodic sensibilities of something very contemporary, while exhibiting the inflection, phrasing, and texture of a classic rock b-side. Spooky like a walk down a long dark hallway, mysterious in its patience with […]
Read More Cody Lynn Boyd’s Remastered single Made of Stone – Review