Author Archive: Tim Wenger
Cyanotic Announced Dates Of North American “TerminaTour” With Support From The Rabid Whole
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 26, 2014 – Chicago based Industrial Rock band Cyanotic have announced the dates of their upcoming North American “TerminaTour” which features support from Toronto based Alternative Rock band The Rabid Whole. The tour kicks off on September 26 in Chicago, Illinois at The Cold Waves Festival and works […]
Potato Pirates- Raised Better Than This
by Tim Wenger Look- I don’t want to beat a dead horse here. I hate U2. I will never understand why Rolling Stone feels the need to force-feed every aspect of Bono’s life down my throat, every two weeks, like I’m some sort of push-pin who forgot how cool it is to wear sunglasses to […]
Jason Davis, Author and Music Business Veteran, Talks His Company One One 7
by Tim Wenger It could be said that author/songwriter/label man Jason Davis has been busy. An understatement, if you look at his accomplishments over the course of his 15+ years in the music business- award winning songwriter, A&R executive, executive TV Producer, entertainment consultant, and author. From the end of 2007 through 2011, Jason served as […]
Amy Kress Announces “Numb” Lead Single Off Debut Album With Cover Art
DENVER, COLORADO (September 29, 2014) – Amy Kress will release the lead single “Numb” from her debut album “Secret Music” on October 14th, 2014. The single will be digitally distributed online, at all major music retailers including iTunes, AmazonMP3, and streaming services such as Spotify and Google Play. Numb is about feeling lost and alone. […]
Allout Helter Takes on Riot Fest, Talks State of Band
by Tim Wenger Allout Helter has been creating a nice wave in the Denver punk scene lately. They represented our scene at Riot Fest Denver this year, following gigs alongside bands like Propagandhi, Pennywise and handfuls of touring acts that cover the full spectrum on punk. On December 30, they will be sharing the stage […]
Is The Musician’s Section on Craigslist Legit? We Asked Musicians
by Tim Wenger The “Musicians” section on Craigslist is one of the more interesting music-centric pages to troll on the web. Whether you are looking to start a band, replace a member, make a music video, get a gig, or offer a service- usually at least a post or two can be found on just […]
Meet Guitar Center’s Guitar Technicians- At Your Service
Guitar Center Garage Located inside every Guitar Center store, GC Garage provides expert stringed instrument repairs, upgrades and maintenance. Our experienced, certified technicians keep your instrument in peak playing condition with services ranging from setup and restringing to custom modifications and more. Stop in to meet our GC Garage Techs…and bring your guitar! Andrew […]
HR People Zeroes In On Multi-Genre Sound
by Charlie Sullivan I caught HR People performing at the Mile High Music Festival in August and was pleasantly surprised by the lads. The act combines aspects of hip-hop, doo-wop, rock, and funk/soul and in doing so have created their own sound with a dynamic blend of vocal varieties dispersed through their pieces. Founding members […]
Vetta Star- Pleased To Meet You
by Coleman Trapp Vetta Star’s EP “Pleased to Meet You” has an aesthetic reminiscent of bands like Third Eye Blind, Toad The Wet Sprocket, and The Wallflowers. The influences aren’t overt, because Vetta Star isn’t copying anyone. They’re doing what feels good, and what feels good is usually what was on the radio when you […]
Shamanix Brings Peruvian Shaman Influence to Hip Hop
by Tim Wenger Shamanix is hip hop with a truly deep meaning. After spending time with Shamans in Peru, Matt Toussaint integrated their teachings and his experiences into the music he creates in Denver. CMB caught up with Toussaint to get the lowdown. CMB: Tell us about Peru. That must have been a crazy experience. […]
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