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The rendition, recently released on the Polyphonic Spree’s latest album,  Afflatus, finds the band building upon the original tune with choral vocals, broader instrumentation and a psychedelic sound. Twenty different musicians contributed to the track, playing everything from guitar and drums to cello and French horn. The accompanying music video echoes the cover’s trippy vibe, as a colorful kaleidoscope of colors follows the Polyphonic Spree while they rehearse. You can watch the band’s music video for “She’s a Rainbow” below. By covering the Stones, frontman Tim DeLaughter was...

‘Common sense carry’ vs ‘golden calf’ quotes of the week Biden on Afghanistan, Hope Trautwein on perfect pitching, Smithsonian curator on Selena’s 50th birthday, and much more. A sign that prohibits the open carry of handguns at Threesixty Theater in Dallas. (Rachel Woolf/The Dallas Morning News) “This bill should be called ‘common sense carry’ because this law is about common, law-abiding citizens being able to carry commonly owned handguns in common public places for the common reason of personal and family protection.” — State Rep. Matt Schaefer, R-Tyler, introducing...

The Polyphonic Spree to release new covers album born from the pandemic’s early days The Dallas collective recorded ‘Afflatus’ just as the world was shutting down. In this 2016 file photo, Tim DeLaughter, lead singer of the Polyphonic Spree, performs at the Majestic Theatre.(Mike Brooks) The wait for a new Polyphonic Spree album is finally, surprisingly, coming to an end. The popular Dallas-based chamber rock collective led by Tim DeLaughter announced it will release  Afflatus, an album composed entirely of cover songs, on Friday. It will be the first release from the Spree since 2014�...

Majestic Theatre turns 100 quietly, with an eye to the future The pandemic has put a damper on the theater’s centennial. But its history (and outstanding acoustics) give listeners and musicians a lot to look forward to about returning On April 11, the Majestic Theater marks its 100th anniversary in the worst possible way: Doors locked, lights off, dust gathering on the lobby chandelier and the 1,704 red velour seats.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer) For many of us, the pandemic won’t really start to fade until we can safely attend a concert at the Majestic Theatre, the downtown Dallas jewel ...