Young the Giant-Review @ the Ogden, 2/18/12
by Erik Landgren “If I could find a way” to tell you how awesome Young The Giant are live, I would. However, it takes a lot more than seeing a band once, especially one that has come so far in less than a year, to really describe what an amazing show they put on. You’ve […]
Natural Remedies for the Common Cold
by Brandy Cordova According to the National Center for Health Statistics, 62 million cases of the common cold occur each year in the United States. More than 200 different viruses are known to cause the symptoms associated with the common cold. The most common cold-causing viruses survive better in low humidity, during […]
Josh Blackburn
by Tim Wenger Josh Blackburn is the solo Pink Floyd of Denver music. His music is a mixture of classic rock and adult contemporary with some trippy guitar effects now and then, and his voice tops the sound like a train tops a track–a low roar at times, but always in control, giving his […]
Hot Chelle Rae – Bluebird Theater, Feb 14, 2012
by Doug Leavy Well Denver, you can now place yourself in the history books of Hot Chelle Rae’s stellar career! If you made it out to the February 14 show, you noticed leader singer, Ryan Follese, get a little emotional and mention that tonight was the band’s FIRST sold-out headlining show. Yeah, pretty sweet, […]
Youth Media Studio-Denver
by Andrea Viarrial The Colorado Symphony, DeVotchka and Flobots.org invited middle and high school students from across the Front Range to a special dress rehearsal on February 17 at Boettcher Concert Hall in Denver. Students in grades 12 and below had the rare opportunity to watch two of Denver’s most beloved musical ensembles prepare for […]
Red Fox Run- [take] ctrl
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by Tim Wenger Red Fox Run channels the fine points of modern rock with their new album, [take] ctrl. The mixing and mastering on the album are very clean, making for a record that is easy to listen to and clean sounding. Their style is a bit of a mish-mash of Kings of Leon, Black […]
First Lady of Denver Bringing Back the Arts Initiative
by Chris Murphy As you probably know, high school dropout rates are at an all-time high in the Denver Public School system. Part of the problem is the lack of music and arts programs available to kids who need creative outlets more than ever. It seems that there is a news headline everyday about another […]
The Don’ts & Be Carefuls, Coming Into Their Own
by Charlie Sullivan It’s been a few years since I picked up on the Don’ts And Be Carefuls at a battle of the bands sponsored by Fort Collins’ Scene Magazine, (they ruled the night), and they’ve been on my radar ever since. Penning catchy earnest pop songs, these lads still manage to maintain an aura […]
Justin Covergeist – Zombies Vampires and Taylor Swift OH MY!!!
by Jenn Cohen Zombies, Vampires, and Taylor Swift, OH MY! is the latest CD from Justin Covergeist, as well as the titles of the first three tracks. The name Covergeist, inspired by his grandmother’s maiden name, Cover, and her married name, Geist, was instrumental in the CDs first song, “Zombie Man.” The track […]
Colorado Music Hall of Fame Honors Harry Tuft and Barry Fey
by Torch The Colorado Music Hall of Fame is growing. The first two inducted were John Denver and Red Rocks Amphitheater last year. February 12 of this year started off honoring Barry Fey of Feyline and Harry Tuft, founder of the Denver Folklore Center. The event was held at the Stadium Club at Folsom Field. […]
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