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Ten Hands emerged from the Denton and Dallas, Texas music scene in the mid-1980s, blending rock, funk, and alternative influences into a sound described as a cross between Frank Zappa's jazz-rock-art approach and the psychedelic punk energy of the Meat Puppets. With a lineup that has included J. Paul Slavens, Steve Brand, Gary Muller, Mike Dillon, and Al Emert, they’ve become a staple of Texas’ underground and progressive rock circles. Here’s a concise look at their journey, notable releases, and upcoming shows that let you experience their distinctive, genre-bending live show.