Texoma

Live Rock and Roll is music is alive and well in Chapel Hill.Spencer Griffith from INDY Week on Texoma: "[The Prospect] is loaded with lasting hooks and a dynamic range wider than its self-described genre of "dust rock" might suggest. Much of The Prospect shares a feeling of vintage power pop, at times redolent of Chapel Hill's defunct Drughorse Collective."Corbie Hill from INDY Week on The Outboards: "The Outboards split the difference between understated pub-rock and late '70s guitar rock, while hints of German and Southern psychedelics suggest genre fluidity. They're like the Wilco of Circle City."David Menconi from the Raleigh N&O on Dragmatic: "Leave it to Ryan Kennemur, possibly the most self-effacing rock-band frontman in this or any other town, to name his band Dragmatic’s new album “At Least We’re Not Dead Yet” – even when he’s trying to be glass-half-full about things, optimism just seems like an easy way out for someone as modest as him. But Dragmatic wears that underdog status well on “Not Dead Yet,” a sharp collection of raw, twangy pop-rock that should be in the strike zone for anyone who fondly remembers the Replacements." Saturday March 10th | 8:30 PM | $8