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One Flew West’s New EP Will Make You an Angsty Teenager Again and You’ll Love It
Pissed off at our political climate? Ever want to scream out “fuck you!” to our President? Look no…
Review – Pandas & People Proved that the Colorado Folk Scene is Here to Stay
If anyone wanted to know how much Denver supports their local music scene, last night’s attendance at the…
Here’s What’s New in Denver Music This October
As the fall season starts to settle in, Denver musicians are still continuing to church out fresh new…
Review – Judah and The Lion Just Wanted to Dance in Denver
Judah and the Lion does not give a damn about the way they dance — they just want their…
Review – José González Made Flowers Bloom at Denver Botanic Gardens
Darlingside, who opened for José González at the Botanic Gardens on August 10, served a dish of buttery…
Review – Audience at Bluebird Rejoiced at Julien Baker’s Performance
Sweet licks of banjo and the clear, gentle vocals of Luray’s lead singer, Shannon Carey, captivated the Bluebird…
Wolf van Elfmand is The New Folk in Town
Whether it is because of the mountains, the marijuana or the music, Denver seems to be a hub…
Review – Bon Iver Showed 1st Bank Center He’s Happy Now
Opening with the title track from Justin Vernon’s — AKA Bon Iver — new album 22, A Million, “22 (OVER S∞∞N),” the…
City of the Sun Chat About Their Street Music Days and What’s to Come
Creating an entire album in just a day in a church in Brooklyn, the three members of City…
Review – Passenger Talks of Busking Days and That One Famous Song at the Ogden
With just a few hits into a drum ballad and the spotlight shining on singer Michael David Rosenberg, the band…
The Ugly Architect Crafts His Own Niche of Music in Colorado
It’s not hard to find fresh, new music. True talent, however, that’s a little trickier. And with the…
Dead Horses Gave a Lively Folk Show at Lost Lake
It’s always a good night when you can dance to some dirty folk music with beer in hand.…