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  Mike Reno of Loverboy Works for the Weekend. And All Other Days.

  August 17 at 5 a.m.

  While personal relations between the United States and Canada are at an all-time low, and there’s a lot of talk about who can and can’t cross borders, American classic rock fans could probably come to a consensus on this immigration policy: Let Loverboy in whenever they want! The group that...

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  Only Beast Releases an Unconventional Video

  July 27 at 4 a.m.

  Houston's Only Beast doesn't fit the conventional ideas of what the music industry loves. Essentially rock music, the trio uses blistering vocals, snappy drums, and piercing guitar to create and shape the tone of their music. On their latest release Again, they proved that they could wow anyone who took...

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  Ruiners Take a Comically Dark Look at the Afterlife In New Video

  July 24 at 4 a.m.

  Houston's Ruiners continually prove that they're one of the best bands to come out of this city in recent years. In their new video for the track "Outside," the four piece emits notes of emo tinged punk. The video directed by Houston photographer and videographer Derek Rathbun, is a comically...

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  Bernie Pink Invites You to Gaze Upon "My New Face"

  June 6 at 7:04 a.m.

  “While the real you may not be the best you, it is the only version of you that has the ability to become the best.” This wisdom comes courtesy of Stefan Ridding, whose band, Bernie Pink, is playing Madness on Main this Saturday. The fifth annual version of the single-day...

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  Brian Posehn, on His Way to Houston, Makes Nerdom Look Great

  May 7 at 4 a.m.

  In the world of stand-up comedy, anyone who manages acts or books them, would tell you to make your act as universal as possible. While that idea was probably great at one time, being who you are and speaking to an audience who mirrors you doesn't mean you're left to...

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  How the Beatles Got 'Tooned in to the Times

  February 27 at 4 a.m.

  It’s not often that an artist has his work denigrated by the very subject of it and can laugh about it decades later. But that’s exactly what has happened to animator Ron Campbell, the director of “The Beatles” cartoon series. The Saturday morning show ran from 1965-69 and featured clean-cut,...