DJ Spooky

Free Jazz at the Dollar Store

Shelf Life

Long after Britney Oops her way to obscurity, these releases will continue to sing

Cyber Phantom

DJ Spooky is a friendly digital ghost, unless you happen to be Tricky

"Double" Vision

The Contemporary Arts Museum unveils 30 years of black conceptual art

Wry Fidelity

The Contemporary Arts Museum unveils 30 years of black conceptual art

Rotation

The Contemporary Arts Museum unveils 30 years of black conceptual art

Desi Dance

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Rotation

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Rotation

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Letters

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Matthew Shipp Trio

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Meat Beat Manifesto, and Badawi

The music is called bhangra, and it's the sound of a whole new way of being Indian. Or Pakistani. Or Bangladeshi.

Potty Mouths

Tamales overhead, beer cans underfoot, drug references and cussing from the stage — it's the return of the Westheimer Street Festival to its old home

Everlasting Sounds

Ten of the year's most timeless records

Back in tha Mix

The MFAH's Mixed Media Series

Basquiat, Beats and Beans

"Beats of Basquiat"

DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid

Saturday, November 26, at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet, 713-639-7300.

"Double" Vision

The CAMH hosts an ambitious show about black conceptual art

Shakin' That Smart Ass

DJ /rupture's bombastic genre pastiche is incredibly cerebral, not to mention surprisingly fun to dance to

The Evolution Control Committee

Plagiarythm Nation (Creations/Seeland)

The Warp Records Tour

Friday, May 9

Big John and Little Joe

Space City's tallest and shortest musicians rule the 2002 Houston Press Music Awards

Blue Mood

Juke joints and the decay of time: Project Row Houses has a contagious case of the blues

Coming This Week

Kool Keith

Write Soon and Tell All

Pauline Oliveros moved to San Francisco. She played avant-garde accordion. She came out as a lesbian. She kept in touch with her mom.

Get All Dressed Up

There's plenty of places to go this Halloween.

Get All Dressed Up

There's plenty of places to go this Halloween.

Get All Dressed Up

There's plenty of places to go this Halloween.

Get All Dressed Up

There's plenty of places to go this Halloween. Check out our updated listings.

Get All Dressed Up

There's plenty of places to go this Halloween.

Run Through The Jungle: A Zoological Field Guide To SXSW 2010

​ Even if you've never pulled a trigger in your life, SXSW is, on some level, an exercise in hunting. Rocks Off had no idea how true this was until earlier this afternoon. As we were looking over the schedule at sxsw.com, we got the brilliant idea to note every band named after any kind of animal, ... More >>

As Transition Begins, A Few Fitzgerald's Memories For The Road

Photos courtesy of Kam FranklinFishbone's Angelo Moore at Fitzgerald's​As Fitzgerald's embarks on a new chapter in its epic history - Saturday's show with Caveman Electric, Peekaboo Theory and others is the last one before shutting down and reopening under new management September 23 - it seem ... More >>