The Mourning Sickness-CD Review
by John Christen With their fourth full-length release Gets in a Ruction, the Mourning Sickness display their uncanny, unorthodox, and creative take on progressive-punk. Filled with eccentric, witty, odd word patterns in the style of Primus or Beck, the power trio whisks you into their diametric, slightly askew, reality. “Snow Wimps,” opens the album, […]
Rockabilly Corner featuring the fabulous Pin Up Boys!
by Sheila Broderick [email protected] Rockabilly Corner now has a Facebook page! Come be a fan and keep up with interviews, releases and event information. Are you a Denver RB band? Need a review or want to list your show? Visit: facebook.com/RockabillyCorner and contact me. This month’s feature is Denver’s Pin Up Boys! This group rocks the […]
NORAD – Changing The Way Denver Does EDM
by Veronica Lamaak There are a lot of clubs in Denver. They all seem to have something a little different to offer, but in the end, they typically provide the same thing; a dance floor, a sound system (some legit and some not) and a bar. As an avid electronic dance music enthusiast, I have […]
Ballyhoo!-Interview
by Tim Wenger photo: Claire Burkhardt “This is mind blowing!” says Howi, Ballyhoo!’s energetic front man, about the band’s experience during the 311 Caribbean Cruise in May. “We’ve been playing with 311 for about four years now, just sporadically,” he says. “Their fans let them know they wanted us on the boat.” The four […]
Centimani-Aegaeon CD Review
by Tim Wenger Their band name is taken from ancient Greek mythology, and Boulder’s metal stars, Centimani, definitely bring deep meaning and raw emotion with their new album Aegaeon. The disc starts off with a deep cutting instrumental tract, incorporating piano into their brutal metal sound before they dive head first into the abyss. The […]
The Echo Chamber-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Fort Collins trio, the Echo Chamber, take local epic rock to new heights with their new EP, Vikings From The Future. The disc starts out with the soothing instrumental track “Ramparts” during which I found it impossible not to drift away into deep thought. The entire disc is full of melodic, but […]
Delbert McClinton at the Gothic Theatre
by Corey Blecha On May 10, Grammy-award winning singer-songwriter, Delbert McClinton, made his way through town for a show at the Gothic Theatre, proving once again why he has secured a place in the hearts of so many people in this country. With his all-too-real stories of failures and fortunes, love and loneliness, and a […]
Katie Herzig-Review
by Darren McCarthy Photo Credit: Ted Davis Everyday Joe’s in Ft. Collins, Co., was the perfect place to catch Katie Herzig on her latest tour. As a non-profit coffee house and concert venue, Joe’s does the job right by providing an intimate atmosphere to enjoy a coffee and some fine music. Matthew Perryman Jones opened […]
Kid Vegas – The Resume EP (Album Review)
by: Darnell Teague & Jonathan McNaughton The young and talented Kid Vegas has released his solo debut EP THE RESUME. With a revolutionary sound of mixed genre’s, hip-hop, funk, electro, and pop, THE RESUME is a creative spin from the basic run of the mill mix tape people are used to hearing. Kid Vegas has […]
Local Metal band Dissonance in Design goes on Tour
by J.A. Campbell www.writerjacampbell.com Local metal band Dissonance in Design is going on tour with Vale of Pnath for their Prodigal Empire Tour. The whirlwind 15-day west-coast tour starts off on June 13 at Moe’s Original BBQ in Englewood, then down to Craig, Colorado. After their Colorado shows, they head to Utah, Nevada, California, Arizona […]
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