Tag: hi dive
Photo Atlas-CD Review
by Tim Wenger The Photo Atlas have been scratching their way to the top of Denver’s eclectic music scene for over half a decade, and their new record Stuck in a Honey Trap is going to put them, feet first, at the summit, with an oversized flag to stick deeply into the core. From the […]
Monroe Monroe-Interiors EP Review
by Jenn Cohen Monroe Monroe’s latest release, Interiors, has that unapologetic and sincere in-your-face feel that fans have come to know and love. Each track is strong, and each track gives you something different. “All These Things,” which is their Hometown for the Holidays entry, starts with a striking guitar riff, followed by Abbatecola’s lamenting […]
Denver Shout Out 2012 Rocks Hi-Dive
by Darnell Teague The Denver Show Out 2012 the first event Hosted by DJ 5280, brought together some of Colorado’s up and coming record labels, and artist. Each act brought its own uniqueness of music to this event. We also note that the event had some very noticeable absences from the event lineup. One Label […]
Hi-Dive—Venue of the Month
by Ryan Edwards Venues like the Hi-Dive, have not been around long, but like many other intimate venues around town, they have made a name for themselves. The Hi-Dive took the place of Quixote’s True Blue, in 2004, and is owned and operated by Matt LaBarge, a New York native, who wanted to bring a […]
The Say So-The Romantic-CD Review
by Jenn Cohen Say So: (noun) final authority; directing influence Colorado locals, the Say So, are back with their first full-length CD, The Romantic. Packed with the same authoritative intensity as their EP, Something Like Wild, The Romantic immediately grabs you with strong vocals and aggressive instruments, and refuses to be ignored. Sean Palmer […]
Q & A with Sebastien Schultz from Bad Veins-Playing Hi Dive TONIGHT!!
by Jenn Cohen CMB: For those who aren’t familiar with your music, describe your sound. BV: Wow—one of the harder/more dreaded questions to answer—and it’s the lead question! Well, we’re certainly indie-pop, but not afraid to embrace the “pop” side. We’re fans of all sorts of music, but any song that is well constructed […]
Reptar Rocks the Hi-Dive
by John Christen Those who made it out to Hi-Dive Wednesday night were treated to a spectacular show. The sounds of the south took over as Reptar rocked out with fellow Georgians Quiet Hooves and the Boise based Finn Riggins. It was a happy feel good affair that drew off of multiple musical influences and […]
Le Divorce
by Allison Diekhoff [email protected] Formed in 2009 in the wake of founding members’ Kitty Vincent (vocals/guitar) and Joe Grobelny’s (guitar/vocals) own separate divorces, the pair, having both played in Façade ten years ago, joined up again to make music as a kind of therapy. What resulted is the appropriately named Le Divorce, an early ‘90s […]
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