Up Until Now

Making its third Denver appearance this year, Up Until Now, the livetronic offspring of Jay Murphy, is returning for Euphonic Conceptions' semi-annual Sonic Blossom festival, with support from Jay's brother David Murphy of Sound Tribe Sector 9 and Jon "The Barber" Gutwillig of the Disco Biscuits. Blending reggae, electronic, hip-hop...

By Britt Chester

October 11, 2012

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Making its third Denver appearance this year, Up Until Now, the livetronic offspring of Jay Murphy, is returning for Euphonic Conceptions' semi-annual Sonic Blossom festival, with support from Jay's brother David Murphy of Sound Tribe Sector 9 and Jon "The Barber" Gutwillig of the Disco Biscuits. Blending reggae, electronic, hip-hop and other worldly genres, Up Until Now delivers a show that can go in any direction — and with the addition of Murph and Barber's heavy musical muscle, this performance should be dripping with live jamming.

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Britt Chester is a writer and video producer living in Denver, Colorado. He's covered breaking news, music, arts and cannabis for Westword since 2010. His work has appeared in GQ Magazine, Village Voice, YES! Weekly, Inman News and the Winston-Salem Journal. He likes running, cycling, and interviewing people.

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