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Tarantula Bill Talks New Album “Norm” Ahead of June 12th Album Release
Local psych-rock project Tarantula Bill absolutely rips. With their new album Norm — releasing on...
Banshee Tree Searches for Home on New Album “Bad Luck”
Banshee Tree makes music to wander to. It sounds like getting lost in the woods with those you...
Outside Days Music Recap: All the Music We Saw
Outside Days has come and gone leaving behind only sweet memories of a weekend well spent dancing...
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Dollpile Talks Melding Intention With Spontaneity Ahead of June 4th Release of New Album “Someone Else’s Heaven”
Local indie gothic pop band Dollpile makes music that conjures ghosts, inviting them to step out from behind the veil and return to the mortal plane to dance in a macabre reverie not meant for the likes of the living. Yet, still you join in — propelled by lead singer...
Local Punk Band Toxic Authority Makes Music for Troubled Times
Local punk band Toxic Authority makes music that hearkens back to the early days of punk, its chaos and brutality but also its necessity within a society in which many — young people especially — feel increasingly disillusioned. It's a direct response to the times we...
Editors Picks Blucifer’s First Rodeo Co-Organizers Mike Young and Gillian Pasley Talk Bringing Denver’s Newest Music Festival to Life
Denver's newest music festival, Blucifer's First Rodeo, is set to take over South Broadway from July 23rd to July 26th. If you've been anywhere near the local Denver music scene for the past few months, you've heard the rumblings shaking the city streets. Something...
MT Jones Talks Bringing the Sounds of the Past to the Modern Age Ahead of May 18th Show at Globe Hall
UK artist MT Jones makes music that feels like it exists outside of time, sounds from eras past converging with modern sensibilities. It evokes soul and R&B from the 60s and 70s coupled with tangible elements of the heydays of Motown. It feels rich, warm,...
Andy Frasco Just Might Be Able to Save the World
The world needs people like Andy Frasco these days. With all the chaos and carnage and overall depressing shit people are being constantly inundated with on a day to day basis, Frasco cuts through the noise by making a whole hell of a lot of noise himself. While he's...
Editors Picks A Bunch of Artists to Help You Get Into the Denver Music Scene
Denver’s music scene is such a beautiful space to exist within. Vibrant and collaborative, edgy but never uninviting, the scene here feels so powerfully alive, always changing and growing, refusing easy classification based on genre or style. Reflecting the eclectic...
shadow work Burns Down the Past with New Single “Something’s Burning” and Accompanying Video
Denver-based psychedelic art-rock trio shadow work makes visceral, enigmatic music that turns those who hear it into kindling so that they may grow into wildfires capable of engulfing all that they come across. Intense yet accessible, heavy but gentle, shadow work’s...
Sam Walker of Clay Street Unit Talks New Album Sin & Squalor and Bringing Southern Soul Out West
Denver-based six-piece Southern soul/Americana band Clay Street Unit is quickly becoming one of the most sought after bands in the city. Their music feels like driving into the rising sun, the road becoming clearer and clearer as it winds out ahead, the horizon...
Mr. Knobs Goes Big on Debut EP “Now That’s What I Call Knobs!”
Denver-based experimental-pop band Mr. Knobs are rather fearless in their approach. Their music features maximalist musicality coupled with a colloquial lyrical style that runs the gamut of human emotion. It feels akin to being swept away by a great wave, washing up...