Category: KXT Music Blog

September 21, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

Shake your Friday groove thang with the Junior Walker & the All-Stars classic, “Do You See My Love (For Your Growing)”, via this mind-popping cover from the Dirtbombs. Happy weekend, everybody! Gini.

Interview with Dr. Dog’s Toby Leaman

September 21, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

Photo credit: Chris Crisman. Interview by Julissa Trevino for Art&Seek. On Dr. Dog’s seventh album, the Philadelphia psychedelic 60s-infused indie rock band takes a detour back to its roots, evoking an Easy Beat vibe that is both effortless and forward. That album, Be the Void, was released in February to positive reception, but bassist and vocalist… Read more »

‘We’ve Been Had’ – The Walkmen

September 20, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

Guest post by Lyndsey Knecht. It was October of a year I barely floated through, on the kindness of other people. I had just taken a job at an experimental captioning center where they used voice recognition technology Stephen Hawking would approve of. It also required me to leaveDentonno later than 3 a.m. each day.… Read more »

Award-winning!

September 19, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

Wow! KXT is really feeling the love from North Texas right now! Thank you readers and editors of the Dallas Observer. Best Summer Concert Series – For Barefoot at the Belmont. Yeah, the 2012 lineup was amazing. Best Inaugural Ceremony – For KXT’s Summer Cut. It was phenomenal, wasn’t it? Save the date for June… Read more »

For the rock doc freaks, and we know you’re out there

September 19, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

And the list freaks, too! Stereogum just compiled their fabbo list of the 10 Best Indie Rock Docs, and We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen tops out at #1, where it belongs. Not to say the rest of the list isn’t absolutely stellar – but every time you hear the Chili Peppers, you… Read more »

Ben Folds Five – The Sound of The Life of The Mind

September 14, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

The new Ben Folds Five album is out. Look for a giveaway next week.

Todd Pipes of Deep Blue Something releases new solo EP

September 12, 2012 by Sarah Jane Semrad

Stream the first song from Polar Patterns, the second solo album released by Todd Pipes, founder of the band Deep Blue Something and co-owner of Dallas-based recording studio Bass Propulsion Laboratories.