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Event Horizon: Lupe Fiasco Tonight
Fresh off the success of 2011’s Lasers and “Vava Voom,” his recent collaboration with Bassnectar, Lupe Fiasco will…
Festival Window: Ultra & Miami Winter Music Conference
Miami. According to the locals (those I’ve spoken to), Winter Music Conference is the best week to be…
Hindsight: Snowball Music Festival
As the snow, ice, and mud still settles from the three-day adventure that was Snowball Music Festival and…
Snowball: Colorado’s Coldest Music Fest To Heat Up Vail Valley
Almost exactly a year ago, someone had the brilliant idea to take the fervor and energy from such…
Hindsight: Glitch Mob @ Red Rocks
The West Coast electronica scene and the jam band community have been in bed together for what seems…
Dance Floorgasm: The Unified Field w/ Eskmo, Alex Grey & more
Dubstep is practically mainstream these days, but, if what’s left of my memory serves me correctly, the first…
Dream Pipes: Ellie Goulding
It takes balls to cover Elton John. Is that sexist? Ellie Goulding, Britain’s newest breakout, doesn’t have any…
Snow Ballin’: Lights, Lips & Bassnectar
I would happily endure freezing temperatures to witness The Flaming Lips. I don’t have the hots for any…
Hindsight: Bassnectar
Seven years ago, Bassnectar played for 70 or so people at Larimer Square’s tiny Mexican cantina Lime. It…
NocturnOwl: Halloween 411
Every day is Halloween when you’re a messenger that sings. For the non-singing telegram messengers out there, Halloween…
Hindsight: Mile High Music Festival
Colorado deserves its own Coachella. Commerce City's Mile High Music Festival isn't quite there yet, but we had to start somewhere. The third installment of Denver's biggest aural smorgasbord definitely featured its most diverse lineup to date. Case and point? Day two Bison Tent headliners Bassnectar and Z-Trip--not to mention the mostly local Beta Beach stage—ramped up the event's electronica edge in a major way. Mootown—as Westword's Dave Herrera would say—ate it up.
Fam Damily: Sperm Donors
My dad is rad. Sure, he accepted a job transfer that significantly minimized his role in my adolescence, but he left behind vintage Playboys and a comic book called "Where Did I Come From?" Also, he's been so much more than a mere sperm donor since. Allow me to stroke his ego for a few.