April 7, 2011 by Alan Melson
On the Road: South by Southwest is over, but the On the Road video series isn’t. KXT caught up with Joe Pug the afternoon before his show at The Loft in Dallas. Joe braved an already hot sun to play his soulful tune “How Good You Are” on the balcony of the venue, with the Dallas skyline in the background.
April 1, 2011 by April Kinser
Born and raised in Dallas and Coppell, Texas, Emily Elbert has already made a significant impression within the music industry at the ripe old age of 22.
March 21, 2011 by Alan Melson
On The Road: Cas Haley singing on a pedicab during SXSW? Of course! Cruising through an Austin neighborhood, Cas sings “Will I Find” off his album “Connection.”
February 15, 2011 by Jeff Giddens
Air Review – Waiting_Lessons Air Review – “Waiting Lessons” This new track from the Dallas-based band finds them exploring slightly more organic territory than their debut full-length Landmarks, though with outstanding harmonies still intact. Currently independent of any official recording, this song is available for download at the band’s Facebook page.
September 15, 2010 by Jeff Giddens
On her sophomore release, Actor, Annie Clark ( a.k.a. St. Vincent) continues to woo listeners with her rich voice and lush orchestration. But don’t let the ethereal facade fool you. Clark’s lyrics reveal stories of dishonesty, anxiety, hurt and paranoia so beautifully, you may not immediately sense the dark undercurrents of her words. On “Actor… Read more »
May 21, 2010 by Jeff Giddens
Old 97’s – “Won’t Be Home” This track from 2004’s album Drag it Up features the signature energetic style of Old 97’s. Originally from Dallas, Old 97’s have made a 15 year career of it, most recently releasing their seventh studio album, Blame it on Gravity. Lead singer Rhett Miller, is joining KXT for June’s… Read more »
December 16, 2009 by Jeff Giddens
Local rockers Fate Lions stopped by the KXT studio for a live performance on Wednesday, December 16th 2009. Though they produce a throwback sound akin to ’80s pop icons like R.E.M. and Elvis Costello, Fate Lions push the genre forward on their debut record Good Enough For You. This band, which the Fort Worth Weekly… Read more »
November 11, 2009 by Alan Melson
Dallas singer-songwriter Danny Balis’ solo album Too Much Living was released this year to local raves and was featured on Paul Slavens’ Track by Track podcast. The simplicity of old-school country songs by artists like Patsy Cline and Merle Haggard influenced Balis at an early age, and he greatly admires Townes Van Zandt as a… Read more »
