The 50-piece electronic-goth rock band itchy-O just dropped their new music video for “Black Mist." Known for their electronica and metal-infused drumline sound...
Smoke plumes were the first sign. Then, an ominous quiet. Finally, burning roadblocks. Riots are not what one anticipates when working with woodwinds and cellos...
No matter how much you listen to an artist, how much you idolize, admire and air guitar (maybe even real guitar) their songs, they won’t come alive until they’r...
As Denver says goodbye to July, we get the chance to welcome August in with over 400 shows going on across the Mile High City this month. Red Rocks has a fully ...
You may not know their name. That’s okay — they’ve only had one since March. The important part is recognizing their emergence. All but the most dedicated music...
Denver's annual Underground Music Showcase is well-known for bringing a heap of amazing artists to Denver. They're doing it again this year with over 300 artist...
A mass of people flocked to their instruments under a blue-lit stage. For the next two hours, GRiZ’s contagious energy was amplified not only by a live show but...
This is an entry in an ongoing series for 303 Magazine, which will provide a range of local album reviews. It is our intention to highlight the talents of local...
Welcome to July ladies and gentlemen. We're moving into the second half of 2018 and the year is going by much too fast. There are 31 days in the month of July, ...
When a nation faces a humanitarian crisis, art resists. Resistance is exactly what Community Over Competition: Pop-Up Music & Art intends to showcase. A nig...
The surf life may be easy and breezy but past the sound, there is nothing light about Whiskey Autumn's latest subject matter. Whistle-happy with bouncing vocals...
Colorado's music scene is burgeoning with a diverse cast of incredibly talented musicians, many of whom identify as LGBT. In honor of Pride month and the inclus...
Traveler of both lands and genres, Alex is one of many transplants drawn to Denver's music scene and high altitude. She can get down to The Ramones or Lee Moses; Kendrick Lamar or Alabama Shakes. There is nothing she loves more than listening to music for hours on end... then writing some melody-addled think-piece over the transcendental experience. Only country puts a bad taste in her mouth. Alex started her journalism career writing about human rights, continued on to arts and culture, closely followed by politics. She has carried each subject along with her in current reporting and stories sought.
