This time, Paul speaks George Neal of Hares on the Mountain about the band’s debut recording, It Will Only Hurt Forever.

This time, Paul speaks to members of Sealion about the band’s new album, Keep the Cameras Rolling.

This time, Paul speaks with James Washington of Denton band Peopleodian about the band’s new EP, It Woke the Moon.

This time, Paul speaks with Emil Rapstein of The Angelus about the band’s new Josh T. Pearson-produced album, On A Dark And Barren Land.

This time, Paul speaks with husband-and-wife duo Burette and Gabby Douglas of Fort Worth’s The Cush about their new album, Between the Leaves.

This time, Paul talks to Mike Saunders and Paul Williams of Homespun Remedies about the band’s new album, Great Depression.

This time, Paul talks to Erin Austin and Rob Gungor of OK Sweetheart about their new album, Home. The album was co-produced by McKenzie Smith of Midlake.

This time, Paul talks to Don Cento about the debut release of his new band, El Cento.

This time, Paul walks through “You Know Who You Are,” the latest release from Dallas artist Tiger Darrow.

This time, Paul walks through a pair of EPs: A Circus from My Wooden Leg and Firework’s Child from Jessie Frye.