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The article discusses that the founder of the Residents, one of the strangest and most influential bands you've probably never heard of, developed his bizarre sensibility while growing up in small-town East Texas.

The article focuses on the musical artist Alan Palomo, known for his electro-pop project Neon Indian, and his return after an eight-year hiatus with a new album in which he primarily sings in Spanish, marking a departure from his previous work.

The article offers information on rap musician Horst Christian Simco known by the stage name Riff Raff. It informs that Riff Raff has posted several videos on his YouTube channel, which have garnered five million views each, and he has appeared as a guest on the Hot 97 radio station of New York City. It mentions that he has released the music album "Neon Icon" and he has dropped out of high school twice in order to work for paying rent.

The article reflects on the American comedian Iliza Shlesinger who was the first woman to win the show "Last Comic Standing". It also discusses the comedy styles of several comedians including Tina Fey, Sarah Silverman, and Sandra Bernhard. It further presents the views of Shlesinge who discusses growing up in Dallas, Texas, winning the show "Last Comic Standing", and stand-up comedy.

The article focuses on the experience by American singer and songwriter St. Vincent or Annie Clark during her visit in Dallas, Texas in early January 2014, the time of the polar vortex. It mentions that Clark had 10 interviews at the city for her self-entitled album. Clark states that the more time she spends away from Texas, the more she loves coming back to the state.