Cory Graves

Buzz Rankings: 3/28.

This Week, Parallel Play's a Big Folkin' Deal. Each week, we take a survey of the local music scene and try to determine which acts in town are reall...

White Noise.

Eisley Leads A Long List of Locals Prepping New Albums. Though we won't know for sure until the numbers are officially released tomorrow, it appears as if...

Songs About Dallas.

Waylon Jennings' Bob Wills Is Still The King. There are a ton of songs about or inspired by Dallas, and they say a lot about who we are. So each week in t...

Buzz Rankings: 3/21.

This Week, Hanging Out With The Relatives Isn't So Bad. Each week, we take a survey of the local music scene and try to determine which acts in town are r...

White Noise.

Wild//Tribe Call It Quits and The Polyphonic Spree Get a New Girl. Things were looking a lot different for Fort Worth hardcore outfit Wild//Tribe right around ...

Songs About Dallas.

Grateful Dead's Truckin'. There are a ton of songs about or inspired by Dallas, and they say a lot about who we are. So each week in this space, we&#...

Buzz Rankings: 3/14.

There Was No Avoiding The Cannabinoids This Week. Each week, we take a survey of the local music scene and try to determine which acts in town are really putti...

White Noise.

Dallas Bands Earn Attention En Route to SXSW, and The Fort Worth Music Fest Gets Less Jazzy. Just like last week's column, the bulk of this week's lo...

Back From The Dead.

The Legendary Zombies Tell Us Why They Broke Up Before Their Biggest Singles Were Ever Released. It's remarkable to think that within, just a few months, two o...

Buzz Rankings: 3/7.

This Week's Rankings Fade To Booty. Each week, we take a survey of the local music scene and try to determine which acts in town are really putting in wor...

Cory Graves

Associate Editor

Cory Graves is the Associate Editor at Central Track. He enjoys not only writing about Dallas and its local music scene, but being a part of it as a member of the band Vandoliers. Courtney Love once referred to him onstage as “my fucking therapist,” which he immediately put on his resume.