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Coming from Denver, Colorado, a widely known city of momentous discoveries on redevelopments, asserts this infallible demoniacal five-piece band known as Texas is on Fire (Gavin Hansen, Chris Papp, Ben Donnelly, Daniel Artzer, and Brandon Loyche). Texas is on Fire had created a seclusion from most metalcore bands in the genre today by their own renovations on the out takes of music and with the composition of masterminding influences such as Botch, Soilwork, Arch Enemy, and The Hope Conspiracy, originates this remarkable and canorous sound, that many strive to achieve but is vary rarely reached. Texas is on Fire released...

Texas Slim could very well be a reincarnate of a passed soulful singer who plays guitar and is once again carving out a niche in blues music history. Born and raised in Dallas, TX.... Slim from an early age met and played with the great Alex Moore, (who first recorded the blues in 1929) and later Little Joe Blue. In March of 2002 Slim released his second solo effort "I Have Arrived" which includes the talents of Aaron Comess (Spin Doctors). In addition to his own records, Slim has record and toured with Cold Blue Steel, Randy McAllister, FOAMY (New...

Death In Texas is an alternative duo based in London. Ruth Power (then Searle) met Kane Power while both studying for music degrees in their native New Zealand in 2004. The pair began working on music together a few years later, combining Ruth’s classical piano training with Kane’s hardcore and metal background. They relocated to London in 2009 and formed Death In Texas, self-releasing a debut EP/demo 'We Will Implode' in 2011. After two years (and as many bassists) gigging in and around London and throughout the UK, Death In Texas recorded four songs that would eventually make up the...

Alger "Texas" Alexander (September 12, 1900 - April 16, 1954) was a Blues singer from Jewett, Texas. A short man with a big, deep voice, Alexander started his career performing on the streets and at local parties and picnics in the Brazos River bottomlands, where he sometimes worked with Blind Lemon Jefferson. In 1927 he began a recording career that continued into the 1930s, recording sides for the Okeh and Vocalion labels in New York City, San Antonio, and Fort Worth. Alexander didn't play an instrument himself, and over the years he worked with a number of other fine musicians,...