Poster advertising a concert by Mount Righteous and Drug Mountain on April 3, 2010, at Good Records, Dallas, Texas. Poster features a grayscale illustration of a woman holding a blender with event details in white text on a black background. The image is framed by a white dotted outline and some details are printed in blue, red, and green ink.

Poster advertising a concert by Melvins, Tomakawk, and Dalek, billed as the Ipecac Geek Show, on June 3, 2003, at Stubb's BBQ, Austin, Texas. Poster features a black and white illustration of a handshake with event details printed below in red.

Poster advertising a concert by The Paper Chase, This Was the Year to Lose Friends, and Memorize on Monday, January 22, 2007, at The Conservatory, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Poster features an illustration of an antlered girl standing atop a car in a junkyard, surrounded by trees and fireflies at night, printed in shades of blue, black and white.

Concert setlist for the band Fair to Midland, hand-written in blue marker on lined note paper.

Concert setlist for the band Fair to Midland, hand-written in black marker on tan paper. This setlist is written on the back side of an email sign-up list for the band The Timeline Post.

Concert setlist for the band Fair to Midland, hand-written in black marker on lined notebook paper.

Setlist from a San Antonio concert by the band Fair to Midland on an unknown date. The set is listed as intro, kyla cries cologne, vice/versa, (the rain in spain), a seafarers knot, jericho, (dot), and dance of the *manatee.

Monthly magazine published by the Frank Erwin Center describing upcoming events and providing news related to the performing arts and entertainment in Austin, Texas. This issue includes ...

Poster advertising a concert by New Science Projects, The Angelus, and Zanzibar Snails on Sunday, January 23, 2011, at Good Records, Dallas, Texas. The in-store performance marked the cd release of "Bikini Salute" by New Science Projects and "Caveat Emperor" by Zanzibar Snails. Poster features event details in white text atop black bars criss-crossing an illustration.

Original promotional artwork for Denton, Texas band New Science Projects (NSP!) created by Brent Frishman around the year 2010. Screenprint in green, gray, and brown ink of an animal skull drawing and the letters 'NSP!'.

Original collage used to make posters for advertising a concert by Shiny Around the Edges, Drink to Victory, Kampfgrounds, and Picc Line on Saturday, January 23, 2010, at Hailey's, Denton, Texas. This concert was presented by Gutterth Live as Episode XL. Event detail text is embossed on black and red plastic adhesive labels which are arranged and stuck onto an antique photographic portrait of a man.

Poster advertising the Savage Imperial Death March tour, a North American concert tour by The Melvins, Napalm Death, and Melt Banana, in March, April, and May of 2016. Linoleum-cut print poster features a central image of a skeleton wearing a German Imperial Army uniform, with event details printed on either side and below, in black, white, and red ink. Three Texas dates were included in the tour, in Dallas, Austin, and Houston.

Sticker advertising the band Bludded Head of Denton, Texas. Image on sticker is a child's drawing of a raining cloud with a smiling face and the band name in handwritten text.

Sticker advertising the band Bludded Head of Denton, Texas. Image on sticker is a child's drawing of a sun with a smiling face and the band name in handwritten text.

Poster advertising the summer concert tour by Baptist Generals during the summer of 2013. Poster features an illustration of a human heart in black and yellow ink on a gray and silver background.

Poster advertising a concert by Cerulean Giallo, Akkolyte, Bludded Head, and Sans Soleil, for Gutterth Live episode LXIV on April 19, 2013, at Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, Denton, Texas. Poster is red and black, featuring hand drawn illustration and text by Nevada Hill.

Poster advertising a concert by Drink to Victory, Dust Congress, Drug Mountain, and Daniel Francis Doyle on Saturday, August 28, 2010, at RGRS (Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios), Denton, Texas. Poster features a hand-drawn illustration of a unicorn, squirrel, and stars in light and dark purple ink, with event information in hand-drawn purple text written in the stars above the unicorn. Other text in chartreuse ink is scrawled, graffiti-like, across the image, reading "Do Not Attend This Blasphemy", "Repent! John 3:16", "wtf?!->", and "ACDC RULZ". The show was presented by Gutterth Productions and was advertised as a record release for both Drink to Victory and Dust Congress, and as the last show for Drug Mountain.

Poster advertising a concert by Dust Congress and Hotel Brotherhood on January 26, 2008, at Dan's Silverleaf, Denton, Texas. Poster features a western floral design in black and magenta ink above event details in hand-drawn text.

Poster advertising a concert by Dust Congress, Lil Tedly, Nevada/Seth, Low Red Land, and Chief Death Rage on November 1, 2007, at Strawberry Fields, Denton, Texas. Poster features hand-drawn block lettering and geometric and figurative illustrations over a split-fountain red and pink background.

Screen-printed poster by Nevada Hill, circa 2008. Poster features an edge-to-edge print of black and white abstract bulbous forms, and was part of a large set of identical prints used as a backdrop for an art installation and music performance by Hill.

Poster advertising a concert by Prize Hog, Bludded Head, and Space Beach on May 13, 2014, at Three Links, Dallas, Texas. Event details are printed in in dark blue hand-drawn text to the right of a blue and red illustration.

Poster advertising a concert by Record Hop, Tre Orsi, and Last Men on March 27, 2008, at Dan's Silverleaf, Denton, Texas. Poster features an illustration of a flea-like creature and event information in hand-drawn text on a gold banner with a pink, gold, and black background. Artwork by Nevada Hill. Corners of the poster are cut off where it had been taped up on a window or wall.

Poster advertising the music venue Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios, located at 409 East Sycamore, Denton, Texas. Poster features an illustration of a scorpion over the state of Texas encircled by the club name with venue information below in a western font, designed and printed by Nevada Hill, in gold ink on black paper.

Poster advertising a concert called We Shot JR is Dead, marking the publication cessation of the music blog We Shot JR, on October 30, 2010 at RGRS (Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios), Denton, Texas. Event was hosted by Fred Holston with performances by Chris Flemmons, White Drugs, Orange Coax, Early Lines, Fur, Geistheistler, Vulgar Fashion, Fungi Girls, Lychgate, Eat Avery's Bones, Stefan Gonzalez, Cuckoo Byrds, and Cygnus. Poster by Nevada Hill features an illustration of a horse-like creature lying down with its guts spilling out of its stomach, with the Dallas skyline in the background and the event details in text down the righthand side of the image in red and dark blue ink.