Best Promoter of Musically Uncategorizable Weirdness

The man behind Boulder's Starkland Records continues to put out some of the county's most intriguing avant-garde CDs, and now Tom Steenland has branched out into a new medium: immersion. Starkland's first DVD turns the spotlight on worthy performers such as Paul Dresher, Pamela Z, Meredith Monk and Denver veteran...
March 29, 2001
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The man behind Boulder’s Starkland Records continues to put out some of the county’s most intriguing avant-garde CDs, and now Tom Steenland has branched out into a new medium: immersion. Starkland’s first DVD turns the spotlight on worthy performers such as Paul Dresher, Pamela Z, Meredith Monk and Denver veteran Bruce Odland. May Steenland continue to wander far from the beaten path.

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