For those who dabble in the avant-garde, Denver electronic producer Skyler Heck (aka F-ether) is a mainstay. Never one to stay in a lane, the producer employs ...
Despite the daily trials of quarantine in the time of the ongoing coronavirus crisis, it's been an exciting couple of weeks reviewing the submissions for 303 Ma...
A riot raged on through the silence of night at the Bluebird Theatre. Low-end bass and heavy-handed drums bore a hipster haka of military boots digging into the...
Gearing up for Hall-O-Ween weekend is hard but lucking the 303 City is one big pre-game. There are amazing concerts everywhere you turn this week. From metal to...
As a young, fledgling writer who is lucky enough to interact with some immensely talented artists, I sometimes run across people who I know are creatively light...
Avante-garde pop purveyors, The Presets, return to Denver on Saturday for their first show in the Mile High City since 2009. Touring in support of their third f...
“I’m glad you think we’re still relevant,” says Jacob Thiele, keyboardist for The Faint. “We hope we are. People seem excited to see us play again, but it’s bee...
Eardrum the new Bright Eyes yet?
If the only bright eyes you know are the words to the interpretive dance-worthy pop song, then you haven’t the foggiest ...
Today is Conor Oberst's birthday. The Omaha tune-smith behind critically-lauded Bright Eyes turns 31--he's been writing and recording songs for over a decad...
Ratatat first appeared on my “rad radar†when they opened a Faint show at The Ogden a few years ago. Opening acts can be hit-or-miss sometimes, but I retrospectively regret arriving late that particular night. The NYC-based instrumental act quickly became a hit with hipsters and even hip hippies via festival bookings including Bonnaroo. Widespread appreciation of the duo was overdue, though, until doing bootleg hip hop remixes on the sly side project tip finally culminated in cutting tracks “Alive†and MGMT co-production “Soundtrack to my Life†with Kanye protege Kid Cudi....
I will never forget the first time Bright Eyes blew my mind. Several of us, including VailPM.com founders Ryan and Nevada, were in Park City, Utah for Robert Redford's annual Sundance Film Festival. I had helped book Bassnectar at a club event called Mind Bender that also featured lucid dream guru Stephen LaBerge and author Daniel Pinchbeck....
