KXT Music Blog

Local Music Exchange: Low and Air Review
Today’s Local Music Exchange picks include Duluth, Minnesota indie veterans Low and Dallas quintet Air Review.

Local Music Exchange: Frankie Lee and The Roomsounds
Today’s Local Music Exchange comes from Minneapolis artist Frankie Lee and Dallas band The Roomsounds.
KXT Live Sessions

The Relatives
To gear up for their stunning set at Dallas’ own 2013 Homegrown Festival, hometown “psychedelic gospel funk” powerhouse The Relatives visited KXT to showcase a trio of tracks from their first album in 30 years, The Electric Word.

Ruthie Foster
One of Texas’ best-kept musical secrets, the award-winning blues singer Ruthie Foster paid a visit to the KXT studios to perform songs from her soul-stirring repertoire.
KXT 91.7 Concerts
- Guy Forsyth
Friday, May 24 @ Kessler Theater/Kessler X+ Art Gallery, presented by Kessler Theater/Kessler X+ Art Gallery - Rise & Shine album release/Dovetail vinyl release
Friday, May 24 @ The Foundry, presented by The Foundry - Cas Haley with Larry G(EE) & The Effinays
Saturday, May 25 @ Live Oak Music Hall and Lounge, presented by Spune - Downtown Arlington Center Stage Music Festival
Through Sunday, May 26 @ Levitt Pavilion Arlington - Best Coast
Tuesday, May 28 @ Granada Theater, presented by Granada Theater - The Gourds
Thursday, May 30 @ Dan's Silverleaf, presented by Dan's Silverleaf
NPR Music

First Listen Live: Queens Of The Stone Age, '...Like Clockwork'
Josh Homme presides over a dense, textured, unpredictable sound that's equal parts mystery, intensity, beauty and bluster. QOTSA performed ...Like Clockwork in its entirety, plus an assortment of older material, in a sold-out show at The Wiltern in Los Angeles.

Boy On World Cafe
The Swiss-German duo's sweet, honest and enchanting sound shines on its debut album, Mutual Friends.

Viking's Choice: The Man, The Machine, The 'Melee'
Mechanical engineer and sculptor Tristan Shone, who records as Author & Punisher, is a master of machines. He's built a robotic entourage — throttles, knobs, rails and all — that responds to MIDI/USB controllers and makes for-real industrial doom metal.

Mount Moriah On World Cafe
The North Carolina band performs powerful, country-tinged songs from its new album, Miracle Temple.












