Happy 4:20. Smoke ’em if you got ’em.

For many people, 4:20 is a time that holds some significance. For those of us not down with the hippie lettuce, 4:20 comes and goes every day with no fanfare. Fact is, that time of day is no more noteworthy than, say, 1:15, 2:35 or 3:10. (Yes, the irony is…

The Foodchain gives us “Something to Remember Me By”

And the hits just keep coming today. Here’s another one fresh out of the lab. This one’s a laid back cut from the Foodchain. It’s called called “Something to Remember Me By,” and it’s the type of track that’s perfect for gliding through town at twilight, just as the sun…

Speakeasy Tiger checks in from the Warped Tour

Remember the whole Speakeasy Tiger saga this past May, when the act parted ways with Kyle Simmons? What are we saying? Of course you remember. You’re still commenting on that blog. Well, it not only did the outfit name a new lead singer, Katrina Stone (see photo after the jump),…

Hideous Men lose gear in car break-in over the weekend

Update 07/14/10: A paypal account has been setup to help Hideous Men absorb some of their loss. In case you’re inclined to give a donation. You may have already seen this in the comments section of the Candy Claws blog item, if not, go ahead and file this one under…

Mile High Music Festival single day tickets on sale today

Got your tickets to Mile High Music Festival yet? No? It’s a month away — what are you waiting for? Ah, you have to work on Sunday, and you can’t afford a two-day pass? Good thing you waited. Starting today at 10 a.m., you can purchase single day advance tickets…

Be a Pitchfork writer or just play one on TV

Oh, man, the moment you’ve been waiting for all of your young life has finally arrived. What? Uh, no, Match.com hasn’t yet. Found a match for you, that is. Hang in there, though. There’s someone for everyone, we hear. In the meantime, here’s the next best thing: We just learned…

Woodsman EP gets 7.7 rating on Pitchfork

Well, alright! Hows about that? Pitchfork has its sights set on Colorado again this morning. Specifically: Woodsman garnered a 7.7 rating from the site for its new Mystery Tape EP. Aside from being a bit stereotypical from a geographical standpoint (“The instrumental psych-leaning quartet Woodsman hail from Denver, an urban…

Mighty 4 Denver lived up to its name

Mighty 4 Denver was mighty, mighty indeed. When we stopped by, there were smiles for miles in Skyline park, with people from all walks of life paying homage to the homegrown hip-hop scene. Looking on as a parade of incredibly talented b-boys battled for supremacy, it literally felt like we…

Fly Magazine gives local hip-hop a good look

On Fire. That’s the headline of the latest issue of Fly magazine touting homegrown hip-hop. As you can see from the esteemed cats assembled on the dual covers (Rockie, Adam Duncan and Whygee on one, and Gamer Life and Black Pegasus on the other — see that one after the…

A first look at Black Pegasus’ new video for “Snicker Licker”

You learn something new everyday, right? Isn’t that what they say? Well, just moments ago, thanks to the above clip from Black Pegasus, from his forthcoming album, Brass Knuckle King, we learned something new, namely the definition of “snicker licker,” a term we were previously oblivious to. Not sure where,…

Mighty 4 Denver: A Q&A with Fienz of Lordz of Finesse

When it comes to hip-hop, Denver has a rich and vibrant history that extends back to the ’80s. From seminal b-boy crews like D&S Connection, Radio Active and Dancers Unique to latter day torch bearers like LOF (Lordz of Finesse), Our Scenario, GWT (Get With This). Can’t forget the first…

A first look at the new Matt Morris video for “Live Forever”

So here it is, the first video from Matt Morris for his song “Live Forever” (directed by Matt Stawski, art by Serge Gay Jr.) Not sure if we quite understand the concept here, but we dig it. The clip finds Morris walking the streets of some non-descript suburban neighborhood, presumably…

XLR8R curates new city guide ap to Denver

Alright so when most out-of-town entities produce a tip sheet for a given locale, they generally blow it, pointing folks to places that either everybody goes to or places that no one actual goes to. That is, of course, unless they’re smart enough to tap someone to help them curate…