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"And I know what you're thinking / You still think I am crap / But you'd better listen, man / Because the kids know where it's at" — The Jam, "In the City" It's almost...
So many talented bands and musicians are playing Sunday's Music Awards showcase, it seemed wrong to feature just one. Instead, the Press music staff rounded up as many of the...
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Fifty bands plus one afternoon divided by 12 bars equals one hell of a good time. The Houston Press Music Awards Showcase, the city’s annual opportunity to OD on local...
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