Author Archive: Tim Wenger
Why Jazz Matters: Track 4
by Norm Provizer In its Michael Jackson obituary, The New York Times noted that the singer’s Thriller disc had sold, across the planet, to date, some 100 million copies. While that figure has been debated, there is a general consensus that Thriller has, at least, sold somewhere in the neighborhood of 55-to-65 million copies. Either […]
Between The Lines: Cowboys and Indies by Gareth Murphy
by Tim Wenger Gareth Murphy is not a writer who cuts corners. His new book, Cowboys and Indies, is a blazingly descriptive documentary of the record industry’s epoch. At times, I found myself wondering how Murphy was able to uncover the details that he presents (which are often down to direct, behind-the-scenes dialogue between record […]
Von Stomper
by Abby Kaeser Influenced by a mix of blues, American folk and country, Von Stomper’s album is like a sampling platter of different themes with each track having a unique vibe while also staying cohesively delicious. Von Stomper’s album has a lot of tasty country and blues inspired guitar. The consistent wobble of harmonica sounds […]
Houndmouth Brings Catchy Indie Rock to Snowmass Mammoth Fest
by Tim Wenger Some bands just have the right sound, the right style, and the right look for Colorado. Even if they are from Indiana. Houndmouth is one of those groups, and they just made their Rocky Mountain debut at the Snowmass Mammoth Festival on June 14. The four piece, consisting of three stylish dudes […]
The Neighbourhood @ Ogden
All photos by Jordan Altergott The Neighbourhood Travi$ Scott White Arrows
Westword Music Showcase 2014
All photos by Abby Kaeser 2 Chainz Cherub Colfax Speed Queen Diplo Science Partner Wiredogs Man Man
A Fan’s Account of the Westword Music Showcase
by Ryan Hughes I began my day with a familiar desire in my stomach and a similar goal to any festival-goer: navigate the perfect route through the multitude of stages, and get the most out of the paper band wrapped around my wrist. The journey began at Krewe, to see alternative rockers, Science Partner. There […]
Midnite Performs in Denver on July 18th for Nelson Mandela International Day
Inity Weekly (CO) and Rockers Movement (NY/FL) are joining forces in celebrating Mandela Day with St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands-based roots reggae band, Midnite. The event will be held on July 18th at Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom in Denver. Midnite has gained a massive Grateful Dead-like following and has transcended genres with their experimental and trance reggae sound. The […]
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