Email Author Kiernan Maletsky

2011 Stories by Kiernan Maletsky

• Revved and Rockin’

  published March 31, 2011

  Van Michaels doesn’t make wimpy movies. The filmmaker, who has previously worked under the name Mike Olafson, built a cult fan base in Denver... More >>

• My Body Sings Electric

  published March 24, 2011

  Pop-punk stalwart My Body Sings Electric used to lean heavy, but the band heads more toward pop on its latest release. Recorded at Interlace... More >>

• March To the Future

  published March 24, 2011

  For the tenth year, Denver will commemorate the life of civil rights leader César Chávez with a march. But this year’s... More >>

• Go To Hellhole!

  published March 24, 2011

  More than 100 published novels into his career, science fiction and fantasy author Kevin J. Anderson is still finding new territory to explore.... More >>

• Take to the Oars

  published March 17, 2011

  Formerly Vonnegut, Take to the Oars has gone through plenty of changes since the first incarnation of the band in 2005. Since then, it's locked... More >>

• Bingo!

  published March 17, 2011

  When Heather Frost first saw the script for Bingo: The Winning Musical, she remembers thinking, “Wow, this is a great... More >>

• Infectious pop: Jim McTurnan & the Kids CD release on March 12

  published March 10, 2011

  Jim McTurnan does not seem like someone who would put out an album called Joie de Vivre. McTurnan is just not the type you... More >>

• Traitors to the Queen

  published March 10, 2011

  Newcomers Traitors to the Queen take their synths on a ride through Pro Tools en route to something like the odd love child of Death Cab for... More >>

• Pedal Power

  published March 10, 2011

  After a hugely successful first season that logged nearly 103,000 rides, Denver B-Cycle officially reopens today after a three-and-a-half... More >>

• On the March

  published March 10, 2011

  The largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade west of the Mississippi started 49 years ago in the most unassuming way possible: Three men... More >>

• Cold War Kids

  published March 3, 2011

  In contrast to the deafening blog-shouting that accompanied the Cold War Kids' 2006 debut, this year's release of their third LP, Mine Is... More >>

• Hindershot

  published March 3, 2011

  It's Only Blood, the debut release from six familiar faces led by Stuart Confer, is about apathy. All four songs address not feeling... More >>

• Woman of Mystery

  published March 3, 2011

  The Denver Public Library’s Fresh City Life programming has been going off without a Hitch — until now. The current film series focuses... More >>

• Music-Go-Round

  published March 3, 2011

  For nineteen years, the Denver Record Collectors Spring Expo, put on by Big K Productions, has been one of the best places to cross off the... More >>

• Linkin Park

  published February 24, 2011

  Linkin Park, once a cautionary tale on how rap rock could go wrong, reinvented itself with last year's A Thousand Suns. The reinvention... More >>

• Fight the Good Write

  published February 24, 2011

  John Rodwan’s Fighters & Writers explores the relationship between the two in a somewhat unusual way ― by combining... More >>

• Total Ghost

  published February 17, 2011

  Here's the fake backstory: German pop duo Chön and Biktor have a few favorite things — notably, traveling to space, courting women... More >>

• Picture This

  published February 17, 2011

  Adam Carolla has long been one of the most prolific talkers in comedy – he co-hosted Loveline for ten years, The Man Show for... More >>

• Sebadoh

  published February 10, 2011

  Lou Barlow is no fool. His sad-man side project, Sebadoh, released some of the first great lo-fi rock albums some twenty years ago, and he's... More >>

• Locus

  published February 10, 2011

  Locus takes itself out from under the loose, ugly modern-rock umbrella with unexpected instruments — strings and tribal drums, mostly.... More >>

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  Best Coast and Wavves play February 14 in Boulder

  published February 10, 2011

  Bethany Cosentino and Nathan Williams are too good to be true. She makes surf pop as Best Coast; he makes surf punk as Wavves. They used to... More >>

• Bodies Electric

  published February 10, 2011

  When the Broadway production of the explicit rock musical Spring Awakening first came to town in December 2009, the folks at Denver... More >>

• Monster Mash

  published February 10, 2011

  If middle-school boys ran the world, everyone would drive monster trucks everywhere. And just because most people get old and lame doesn’t... More >>

• Open Door Policy

  published February 3, 2011

  South Broadway craft and clothing staple Fancy Tiger has new digs, and the store is celebrating with a free grand reopening tonight. The... More >>

• Going Red

  published February 3, 2011

  Red Bastard is a self-described “monster” of cartoonish proportions, dressed in red spandex. Still, Eric Davis, who created and... More >>