Joshua Radin-Wax Wings CD Review
by Jenn Cohen Photo courtesy of Radin’s Mgt. Even if you’re not familiar with his name, chances are good that you’ve heard Joshua Radin’s music. He is most notoriously known for the songs that make you cry on T.V. shows and movie soundtracks. His soothing delivery, both instrumentally and vocally, make his songs […]
World Poetry Open Mic
by Kingmi Baby In the new age of tech, connection with people from all over the world has become easier than ever before. Artists, musicians, poets, etc., have moved online to bring attention to, and distribute, their work. However, with such a large amount of people doing this in an attempt to get recognition, […]
The 2013 Capitol Hill People’s Fair – An Art and Music Festival with Something for Everyone!
by Andrea Furness, Capitol Hill People’s Fair Assistant Director [email protected] On Saturday and Sunday, June 1 and 2, Denver’s Civic Center Park will once again come alive with the sights and sounds of the annual Capitol Hill People’s Fair. The People’s Fair is produced by Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods, a registered Denver neighborhood organization dedicated to […]
Kingman Brewster-Starving Artist EP Review
by Tim Wenger Kingman Brewster is one of those groups that can cross genre lines with ease, and they demonstrate that ability on their new EP Starving Artist. The four songs on the disc demonstrate influence from, and bring to mind, the sounds of hip-hop artists such as Atmosphere and Tupac, and the group throws […]
Bullet for my Valentine caps off a Stellar Lineup at the Fillmore
by Ryan Edwards photo credit: Miles Chrisinger One of my favorite things about going to a show is having the privilege of seeing the opening acts. While many fans might not be interested in the first or second act, I love seeing bands that I have never heard of in a live show at an […]
Between the Lines-“Mother Cluckin'” Review
by Tim Wenger We ventured outside the box for a book that is even more outside the box for this month’s Between the Lines. “Mother Cluckin’” by James J. Krefft seeks to become the new bible for the modern avid prankster. The book is a collection of pranks for just about any situation imaginable, and […]
Plan B Rejects-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Hardcore punk rock has held many names in the Mile High City, and Plan B Rejects are establishing themselves as one of the players currently carrying that torch in this town. Their debut EP throws six hard-hitting tracks smack into the face of the (probably not unsuspecting) listener. The track “Breaking Point” […]
Please Welcome our Newest Contributor, Carin Dawn!
Please help us welcome our newest contributor to Shop Talk, Colorado Native, singer-songwriter, Carin Dawn. In her own words, she describes what has brought music to her life: by Carin Dawn Remember bell-bottoms, lava lamps, black light posters, foosball, and tie dyed t-shirts? Now, throw in the influence of Grandfunk Railroad, the Eagles, Bread, a […]
Kory Brunson-Goodbye Insurance, Hello Music
by Tim Wenger Kory Brunson is a man with a vision. His country/rock outfit has reached #76 and #63 on the National Country Radio charts in the last couple years, and things continue to look up with their upcoming release. Not everyone has the guts to throw away the luxuries and convenience of a steady […]
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