Marcus Arrilius-The Rise of Marcus Arrilius Review
by: Darnell Teague and Jonathan McNaughton The Rise of Marcus Arrilius, is the EP release from, you guessed it, Marcus Arrilius. The Marcus Arillius sound is an intriguing blend between ‘90s hip-hop and J. Cole. The EP has a 7-track playlist, that doesn’t have a miss on the album. From the elaborately pieced together […]
The Yawpers-Capon Crusade CD Review
by Tim Wenger The Yawpers have not even been around for two years, yet they are already becoming the definitive sound of Colorado Americana. The Boulder quartet’s debut LP Capon Crusade takes the inner workings of front man Nate Cook’s sanctified mind and layers it on top of fast, quirky, catchy rock-n-roll that is […]
Phish at Dick’s Sporting Good Field
by Corey Blecha When Phish comes to Denver, a place where they have gained one of their most rabid followings, there is always plenty of musical exploration and territory to cover, and with a three-night run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, it was fitting that the Denver shows marked the final dates on Phish’s […]
The Manager’s Corner-October 2012
by Chris Daniels I’ve managed my own band since the 1980s and despite the amazing change in technology, success in the music business is built around four tried and true elements: great music, really hard work and timing (often mistaken for luck). The other key element is getting the help you need to make that […]
Devin Townsend Project
Photos & Story by Jessica Black Epicloud (released September 18, HevyDevy Records) is the 15th studio album by the Canadian musician/producer and the fifth record in the Devin Townsend Project series. The deluxe edition Epiclouder contains a second disc with ten additional tracks (limited 5,000 copy release). Townsend described the album on Twitter as “Big, […]
Circa Survive- Violent Waves
by Seth Wood Those that know Circa Survive know that their first three albums were all fantastic. They know that the group is very experimental and daring, and that Anthony Green is a very emotional lyricist and singer. With these expectations in mind, fans will be extremely happy with Circa’s latest release, Violent Waves. In […]
Eyes Set to Kill
by Max Giffin On August 30, Eyes Set to Kill, from Tempe, Arizona, headlined at the Marquis Theatre. The band might be best known as one of the few metal bands featuring both a female guitarist and bassist. Anissa and Alexia Rodriguez started the band in 2003, and since then, the project has grown to […]
Voices
by Max Giffin Colorado is blessed with an abundance of local music in multiple genres, and any fan of hardcore or metalcore variations can agree with that statement 100%. One particular local band shaking up the scene since the summer of 2011 is Voices, from Greeley, Colorado. The band took a moment after playing an […]
The Say So says Farewell
by Jenn Cohen After playing together for 3 ½ years, Fort Collins favorites, the Say So, consisting of Sean Palmer (vocals), Robbie Spradling (drums), Chris Beeble (bass) and Noah Fisher (guitar), will be playing their final show this Saturday, September 29, at the Marquis Theater. Why? “It came to our attention that this band was […]
Fort Collins Band, the Say So, to play farewell show this Saturday
Saturday, September 29th The Marquis Theatre 2009 Larimer Street Denver, CO 80205 Doors: 7:30, Show: 8:30 The Say So (Farewell Show), Vetta Star, more TBA Dear friends, family, and fans, After three years of endlessly pursuing our dream of making The Say So our livelihoods, we have decided to call it quits. This was […]
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