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Snapshot: The Right Stuff

by: Thomas D. Mooney Editor-in-Chief Brandon Adams, Daniel Markham, and Daniel Fluitt writes porch light songs. You drive around town and their glow breaks through the darkness at different locations. They can be faint–you have to really search to find them. Some, the memories rush in. You’re over-saturated with the senses. A dose of nostalgia hits you in the nose and you’re suddenly feeling your…

#ThrowbackThursday: Lay Low While Crawling or Creeping by Thrift Store Cowboys

by: Thomas D. Mooney Editor-in-Chief Editor’s Note: #ThrowbackThursdays are album reviews of old Lubbock and Panhandle albums that, for one reason or another, need to further dissected. Maybe they’re hidden gems, overlooked mixed efforts, or shadowed by better works. Whatever the case, we’re (re)examining them every Thursday. This week, we’re tackling Thrift Store Cowboys’ third album, Lay Low…

Editor’s Note: We’re trying this again. Getting 30 artists to answer the same question. For the month of September–one for each day–we’ll be getting 30 Lubbock-West Texas singer-songwriters to answer the following question. For the complete list of September answers, click here.

Is there a song that you’ve written that you find yourself singing with your eyes closed more often than not when…