Black Sabbath’s heavy metal music brought Denton musicians Bailey Chatman and Alex Gillen together during a concert. Since then, the now engaged couple has teamed up to form punk duo Heavy Pulp. Fans of local band Pearl Earl may recognize Chatman as the group’s drummer and Gillen plays in multiple
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Bright lights and Spanish music set the mood as attendees begin to file into the Lyceum. Backstage, the dancers are huddled together in a circle as one of the members gives a pep talk to the group before their showcase begins. Melodie Hernandez, the president of Folklorico de North Texas,
Hannah Williams, 23, holds up a small square canvas while painting. The design on the canvas resembles soft ocean waves gently creeping up a shoreline, painted using vibrant and intense colors. Each of the bubblegum pink and cobalt blue waves are lined with tiny, circular mounds of fabric paint. “This
Inside her Denton home, Emily Pearson flips through three of her digital art designs, which she printed onto computer paper to see the physical results of her work. She pointed to one paper in particular, explaining how the design in traditional tarot card sets is typically interpreted to mean being
In jeweler Jasmine Muñoz’s room, long tree branches are used as curtain rods and art pieces fill the walls. A corner is dedicated to Muñoz’s art supplies including beads, hand drills and wire for earrings. Muñoz, 23, sells handmade jewelry through their business on Instagram and at backyard get-togethers. Muñoz began
LSA Burger, located in the downtown Denton Square, is known for its burgers, live music and, perhaps most of all, its rooftop. Artists left their marks on the walls of LSA this weekend as part of the restaurant’s Mural Project. Mural artist Dan Black was one of the artists selected
Over five days, people from across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex flocked to Denton for Thin Line Fest. The free festival, which ran from April 10-14 across 15 different locations, featured local and international photographers, filmmakers and musicians. If you missed out on this year’s Thin Line Fest, here is a
Oak Cliff-based rock band The Bralettes and the new lineup of the Austin synth-pop band Technicolor Hearts graced the stage at the recently reopened Rubber Gloves venue for Thin Line Fest. Each band has three members but both trios manage to pack a punch that pulls their audiences in. Technicolor
Dallas-based band Kyoto Lo-Fi brought its self-described “post-indie” sound Friday night for a set at Dan’s Silverleaf as a part of Thin Line Fest, Denton’s annual film, music and photography festival. Kyoto Lo-Fi is comprised of lead singer Nico Caruso, drummer Nehuen Erazo, bassist Paul Arevalo and guitarist Gabriel Santana,
