Subject: Andrew Vastola

• Nathan & Stephen Ponder Name Change

  January 7, 2008

• Mile High Makeout: Curious Yellow returns!

  I was very excited to receive an instant message yesterday from Adam Lancaster, of Morning After Records, announcing his return to live performance. Adherents of the Denver music scene will remember that Lancaster fronted his own loud, energetic, melodic rock band, Curious Yellow, until about four years ago, when other life priorities -- like helping to run a record label, holding down a day job and being a dad --  necessitated stepping back. Aside from a couple of

  January 9, 2009

• The F-Troop

  June 21, 2007

• The Wheel

  Nathaniel Rateliff’s singer-songwriter alter ego takes cues from a darker muse.

  October 25, 2007

• The Swayback Raises the Bar

  April 3, 2008

• Forewarned

  The Swayback’s new platter, Long Gone Lads, has all the makings of a career-defining record.

  January 17, 2008

• Top of the Morning

  This local label boosts Denver's national image.

  June 15, 2006

• Hear, Hear!

  Chris Cory ponders a career change while he still has an ear for music.

  October 27, 2005

• Hit Pic

  The Photo Atlas prepares to dance its way across the country.

  October 20, 2005

• Q&A with Nathan McGarvey

  Black Mountain Studios​Hearts of Palm started out in the winter of 2006 as a pop song writing collaboration between former Roper and Black Black Ocean guitarist Stephen Till and longtime friend Nathan McGarvey. Within the following year, the project expanded to eight plus members and the band's sound went from a spare and earnest beauty to an exuberant and impassioned exorcism of melancholy moods. During the course of the band's existence, it won accolades from critics and fans alike and relea

  November 6, 2009