“Death metal isn’t something I’m really into,” says Wadlington, who s rather enjoying watching the party go gaga over the brewery’s Knotty Boyse boysenberry sour beer concoction. “I have listened to enough [music] that I feel I can comment on quality-sounding recording and musicianship. Frozen Soul s LP works for me . It made me a fan, and I’m happy to make a beer.”
That LP is
Crypt of Ice, the band’s major label debut, which was released in January, and has since been lauded as a stellar heavy-as-hell debut. The young outfit plays by the motto “K.I.S.S.” (or “Keep It Simple Stupid!”), made evident in the band’s satisfying Stone Age delivery which has struck a chord with music fans far and wide.
What a week to see a show. Singer-songwriters dominate our list this week as we patiently wait for big-name acts to make their return to North Texas. Jade Bird and Jack Barksdale are bringing their songwriting prowess to The Kessler stage on separate nights while Justin Cashion takes his
Paranoid Narrative to the Deep Ellum Art Co. and Jackie Venson shows the people of Arlington why
Austin City Limits was so quick to pick her up. This is also a week for big performances by Phantomelo and Upsetting at Three Links. The Wee-Beasties are also back in town for a birthday show like none other. Don t let the chance of rain damper your desire to get out this weekend and catch some great live music.
Folk-pop duo Telephone House formed in the middle of the pandemic when lead vocalists, guitarists and songwriters Dan Bowman and Tarun Krishnan began sending each other notes, voice memos and demos online. After releasing their video for Cracks in the Pavement last March, Telephone House is ready for their
Pendulum EP release party Thursday evening at Wild Detectives in Oak Cliff. To make the celebration extra special, the duo will expand to a full seven-piece band for the occasion.
Drowning Pool
6 p.m., Friday, May 14, at The Rail Club Live!, 3101 Joyce Dr., $18-$50 at eventbrite.com
Despite losing their lead singer Dave Williams in nu metal s heyday, Drowning Pool has remained stalwart in the underground metal scene for almost 20 years since. The last 10 of those years, the band has been led by singer Jasen Moreno, who was featured on the band s last two albums. The band has teased a new album since 2017, but no solid news has surfaced yet on that front. After all these