Subject: Fleetwood Mac

• War Time Smile and the Return of John Reidy

  July 20, 2007

• Last Night ... Blue Light and Elizabeth Rose @ Larimer Lounge

  December 11, 2007

• Q&A With Colin Meloy

  April 23, 2008

• Q&A with once and future Fleetwood Mac leader Lindsey Buckingham

  September 17, 2008

• The lost Lindsey Buckingham interview

  September 17, 2008

• The Westword.com blog shortcut, September 17 edition

  September 17, 2008

• Rearview: The Week in Review (9/13/08-9/19/08)

  September 19, 2008

• Rock of Ages

  An Aerosmith concert begs the question: If rock and roll is rebellious, why do your mom and dad like it, too?

  April 23, 1998

• Playlist

  Poor Little Knitter on the Road and Quasi

  October 21, 1999

• Hammer of the Gods

  With a handful of artists, "classic rock" is not a pejorative.

  June 5, 2003

• The Grandfathers of Punk

  March 9, 2000

• The Dead announces Denver date

  Touring again for the first time in four years, the Dead will stop at the Pepsi Center May 7. The lineup features original members Phil Lesh, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzmann and Mickey Hart, as well as guitarist Warren Haynes and RatDog keyboardist Jeff Chimenti.A number of other shows were announced this week, including Fleetwood Mac, Queensryche, Animal Collective, Brian Jonestown Massacre and Bonnie Prince Billy. Here's a rundown of the other shows going on sale this weekend or recently announced.

  January 20, 2009

• A first look at the Fray's new documentary

  Just attended a private screening at Starz FilmCenter of Fair Fight, a brand-new documentary focusing on the Fray that chronicles the making of the act's forthcoming album. The film was directed by Rod Blackhurst, a onetime merch guy who's been trailing the band for the better part of three years, essentially documenting their every breath. According to Kelly Magelky, another talented director who's been shooting the Fray himself for a number of years and who edited Fight, Blackhurst presented

  January 23, 2009

• Pop Quiz

  October 16, 2003

• The Sun Never Sweats

  May 27, 2004

• Q&A with Dan Whitford of Cut Copy

  The Cut Copy profile in this week's issue contains only excerpts of our recent chat with Dan Whitford and merely scratches the surface of our exchange. Needless to say, Whitford had much much more to say about the act's sound, he and his bandmates' progression as musicians, recording the album, the inspiration for the artwork and much more. Read the entire conversation after the jump.

  March 11, 2009

• Colin Meloy Sings Live!

  The Decemberists frontman relishes the chance to play more intimate shows.

  April 24, 2008

• Cut Copy's retro sound is no meager replication

  March 12, 2009

• Lindsey Buckingham's new album rocks — weirdly

  September 18, 2008

• Rub-a-Dubb's Pub

  August 14, 2008

• The Langley Schools Music Project

  Innocence and Despair (Bar None)

  November 8, 2001

• City Sounds

  A look at local recordings.

  December 21, 2000

• Playlist

  January 29, 1998

• Playlist

  June 11, 1998

• The Lovemakers

  Tuesday, July 31, Marquis Theater, 1-866-468-7621.

  July 26, 2007

• Listen Up

  Fast reviews of recent releases

  May 17, 2007

• Midlake

  After a tour with the Flaming Lips and loads of hype, the only thing this quintet is missing is confidence.

  March 8, 2007

• Listen Up

  Fast reviews of recent releases

  October 19, 2006

• Orenda Fink

  Monday, November 14, Larimer Lounge, 303-291-1007.

  November 10, 2005

• Deep Dish

  Saturday, July 23, Red Rocks, 303-830-8497.

  July 21, 2005

• Flight Club

  The Frequent Flyers are putting on Air.

  April 14, 2005

• The High Water Marks and Ulysses

  Songs About the Ocean (Eenie Meenie) and 010 (Eenie Meenie)

  October 21, 2004

• The Thorns

  The Thorns (Sony)

  October 16, 2003

• Critic's Choice

  20 Miles

  February 20, 2003

• Dialing for Differences

  Three new stations attempt to woo audiences turned off by Denver radio.

  July 18, 2002

• Playlist

  Puff Daddy, Leo Kottke, Prince, Garth Brooks as Chris Gaines

  October 7, 1999

• Feedback

  May 6, 1999

• Indulge Yourself

  The Irish rockers in the Indulgers are part of the green wave that's sweeping Colorado.

  January 14, 1999

• Playlist

  May 7, 1998

• Letters

  December 11, 1997

• Feedback

  November 6, 1997

• Thrills for the week

  October 23, 1997

• Trick of the Trade

  Would someone please try to cheer up Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen?

  September 11, 1997

• Feedback

  March 7, 1996

• Mile High Music Festival Q&A: Davy Knowles

  In an industry littered with tween pop stars and Disney Channel minions, it's refreshing to come across an artist whose work isn't a medley of foot-tapping drivel swathed with AutoTune. Equipped with awe-inducing guitar skills and a hauntingly intense wail, 22-year-old Davy Knowles is quickly making a name for himself in the world of Blues. With the help of his band, Back Door Slam, this Isle of Man native is producing an old-school sound that invites comparison to legendary bluesmen like Stevie

  July 17, 2009

• Pictureplane

  July 23, 2009

• Heavy Rotation, our top spins for the week of August 24, 2009

  ​As music critics, the most common question we get asked (and ask each other, for that matter) is, "What are you listening to?" The pervasiveness of this query is precisely what inspired Heavy Rotation, our latest feature. For the benefit of those who happen to be curious, we've compiled a list of all the things we're listening to this week. Feel free to chime in with picks of your own after the jump.

  August 27, 2009

• Over the Weekend: Pictureplane at Rhinoceropolis

  Kiernan Maletsky​ Pictureplane, Josephine and the Mousepeople, Hideous Men Rhinoceropolis August 28, 2009 Better Than: Getting high at a planetarium. Not that I would know. This sort of feels like Travis Egedy's shot. As Pictureplane, he's got the national press (from Fader and Pitchfork) and a new album, Dark Rift, with some really, really good music on it, music that makes me think he truly believes the revolution is coming in one form or another. He takes the album and the attentio

  August 31, 2009

• Dino Costa joins The Truth

  ​For the past several weekends, The Truth, at 101.5 FM, has broadcast music, as opposed to offering the sort of right-wing syndicated blather that dominates its airwaves Monday through Friday. But this particular aspect of its format has already gone through as many personalities as the famously three-faced Eve. First up: full-monty stripper music reminiscent of the stunt format called The Pole. Then soft-rock and easy-listening fare. And finally, a schizophrenic blend of the two, with som

  August 31, 2009

• Q&A with Corey Teruya of Hello Kavita

  Todd Roeth​It's been a year and a half since Hello Kavita graced us with its debut long-player, the unforgettable And Then We Turned Sideways. Since then, the quintet of songwriter/frontman/guitarist Corey Teruya, guitarist Luke Mossman, multi-instrumentalist Ian Short, bassist Jimmy Stofer and drummer Leor Manelis seems only to have grown and deepened its commitment warm, honest, countrified rock. We were fortunate to grab a few minutes with Teruya on the eve of the release of the band's stun

  October 23, 2009