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SnowBall 2014: Five Lesser-Known Acts You Shouldn’t Miss
While some were disappointed in SnowBall’s change of venue from the snowy Rockies to the concrete jungle of…
Johnny Cash: Releases “Out Among The Stars” 11 years Post Passing
The great Johnny Cash lives on through his most recent album, “Out Among The Stars”, released on Tuesday.…
The Music Never Stopped: Dark Star Orchestra’s Rob Koritz Talks Drums, Space & Dead
I have often said that there is a special place in hell for cover bands. But this comment…
The War on Drugs does deep cuts at Bluebird Theater (review)
I understand that one must enter a concert with an open mind, but I feared what would come…
TBT: R.I.P. GWAR’s Oderus Urungus (aka Dave Brockie)
As a writer, I have an affinity for words- adjectives specifically. So it is a pure delight for…
The Sounds Back in Denver at Gothic Theater 3/30
For over a decade the Swedish indie rockers The Sounds have rocked their way into the hearts of many dedicated…
ScHoolboy Q: Brings gangsta rap to The Ogden 3/27
Denver’s music scene is popping off but if there is one area it’s lacking, it’s hip hop. As…
Fanfarlo Talks Extinction, Existence and Experimentation
Experimental indie-pop group Fanfarlo has already had quite the 2014 with the release of their third full-length album,…
The Drop: Tokyo Police Club Return with “Forcefield”
I have to make a confession: If I had listened to this album just once, I probably would…
John Brown’s Body: Win Tickets To See The Reggae Rockers Live
John Brown’s Body takes a hiatus from their busy schedules to show Colorado some Mile-High adoration. The group…
The War on Drugs Hit the Bluebird Wednesday
Truly great rock tunes are increasingly rare in the Information Era, but The War on Drugs has emerged from the digital haze to provide more than a few.
Short but Strong: Miniature Tigers Returns to Walnut Room
It’s like walking down the wrong side of the highway. You may have your headphones in casually listening…