Author Archive: Tim Wenger
Roniit Drops New Video, Working Hard In LA
by Tim Wenger Last summer, CMB reported on the opening of a Los Angeles office by Denver-based music placement company Lyric House. A boldly progressive move that appears to be panning out well for Jessica Cole and her crew, but one that also took one of the Mile High City’s most unique performance artists out […]
Sub Station- Crack In The Mirror
by Thom Jackson Sub Station has continued doing what they do well with the new record Crack In The Mirror. An interesting fusion of Americana and jazz with smoky trumpet lines and coupled with soothing, heartfelt lyricism. The only problem is, I cannot seem to figure out when would be the optimal time to listen […]
Higher Ground Music Festival Artist Preview: Morning Bear
by Tim Wenger Morning Bear, aka John Runnels, has been spending his due time sweating his ass off driving around the western United States playing gigs and building a reputation. This hard work has landed him a spot on 2015’s Higher Ground Music Festival here in Denver, and CMB took the opportunity to get his […]
Susie Fitzgerald- Restless
by Tim Wenger While the album may not be pushing any envelopes creatively, Susie Fitzgerald has filled the lyric sheets with raw emotion on her latest effort Restless. A little bit country, a little bit folk, a little bit pop, this singer/songwriter speaks from the soul and has put to music many thoughts that people […]
Capitol Hill People’s Fair to Host Live Music at Lost Highway Brewing Company on Wednesdays
Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods (CHUN) is excited to announce that this year’s People’s Fair will be hosting live music at Lost Highway Brewing Co. (520 E. Colfax) every Wednesday in May from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. This free, weekly event is open to all and will feature favorites from the People’s Fair and standouts from […]
The Warped Generation: What Happened?
by Rag Rabbit The most impressive thing about the Vans Warped Tour is the way the machine is run. The Warped roadies work their asses off. Creating huge stages equipped with sound systems and miles of wire. Then tearing it all down, loading the trucks and rushing to the next location, rebuilding it all again, […]
The Manager’s Corner- April
by Chris Daniels I’ve managed my own band for 31 years and I’m in the Colorado Music Hall of Fame. All that’s nice but today’s music business is changing at light-speed and you have to be more engaged in the ‘biz’ than ever. Some things have not changed, careers are still built on some tried […]
Behind The Scenes at Keggs and Eggs
by Ryan Edwards There’s a certain special atmosphere that comes along with day drinking, pure exhaustion from staying up all night and really good music. Almost like tail-gating for an early Bronco game. An energy that made everyone on March 13th want to be up for 12 plus hours and go see a concert when […]
Ivory Circle- Isosceles
by Tru Blu Fresh off their top eleven spot in KTCL’s annual “Hometown for the Holidays” competition with the song “Faces and Colors”, Ivory Circle unleashes the rest of their 5 song EP, Isosceles. I swear Faces and Colors could easily be the next James Bond theme song! Lead singer Connie Hong draws you in […]
Luna Sol- Blood Moon
by The Swami “We like it loud, dark, and heavy.” Yes, they do, and a successful achievement at that. Fans of Queens of the Stone Age, Mondo Generator, and Alice in Chains will surely be rotating these guys in their devices. Hailing with a damn good description of “High Mountain Stoner Rock” really sums up […]
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