Denton’s Daniel Markham melds grimy rock with an angelic voice
Denton's Daniel Markham melds grimy rock with an angelic voice
Denton's Daniel Markham melds grimy rock with an angelic voice
For this KXT Live Sessions, the instrumental band, La Lom, stopped by the studio today before their sold out concert. Members Zac Sokolow, Jake Faulkner and Nicholas Baker chatted with our Benji McPhail and played music from their debut album LOS ANGELES LEAGUE OF MUSICIANS.
The Black Key's Dan Auerbach co-produced Muq's debut. Hear him at the Kessler Oct. 18.
Today in Homegrown Music Month we highlight this Oak Cliff band that embraces the hazy, lush aesthetic of shoegaze rock.
Check out photos from global phenomenon Jungle's set at South Side Ballroom in Dallas.
Learn more about them in KXT's shout out today, for Homegrown Music Month
Win tickets to see French duo Air.
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will headline the Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory tonight
Check out the vibrant scenes from "Pink Pony Club Vol. 2" at the iconic Ladylove Lounge & Sound in Bishop Arts, Oak Cliff & when you can join the next one.
The band's live shows and cowpunk flair put them in today's spotlight for KXT's Homegrown Music Month.
The Cleburne native is in the spotlight today for Homegrown Music Month
The singer-songwriter gives son Cubano and reggae an indie twist
Jaime Wyatt is a talented Americana singer-songwriter known for her emotive storytelling and soulful vocals. Born in California, Wyatt’s music is deeply rooted in traditional country, but she effortlessly blends elements of rock, folk, and blues into her sound. Her lyrics often reflect personal experiences, struggles and triumphs, offering a raw and authentic glimpse into... Read more »
Denton's Daniel Markham melds grimy rock with an angelic voice
Today in Homegrown Music Month we highlight this Oak Cliff band that embraces the hazy, lush aesthetic of shoegaze rock.
With songs like "Suzanne," "Bird on a Wire," "So Long, Marianne" and "Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye," singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen created his own brand of folk-rock art music. Listeners discovered Cohen's songs in the mid-'60s when Judy Collins recorded "Suzanne," and Cohen followed that by recording his own album of his songs. Cohen discusses his career with Terry Gross.
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