Michael Zucker Doesn’t Want His Music on Spotify. Does He Have a Choice?
The Denver musician does not want his music on Spotify. But what choice does he have?
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As Venues Close, Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom Is Hurt but Surviving
COVID-19 is ravaging music venues, but Duncan Goodman, the co-owner of Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom, says his venue will make it.
Cameron Schaefer Takes the Helm at Vinyl Me, Please
People are turning to records during the pandemic.
French Psych-Rockers in La Femme Pay Homage to “Cool Colorado”
The French psych-rock band loves the state’s fresh air and legal weed.
Debajo del Agua Tackles Brutality With a Mosaic of Joyful Sounds
The band’s latest, Mosaico, is a multilingual, multigenre hip-hop album that takes on the violence of borders.
Native Daughters Brings Heavy Instrumentals to the Oriental, With a New EP on the Way
The band is playing the Oriental Theatre and donating half its proceeds to NIVA’s Safe Our Stages efforts.
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Musketeer Gripweed on Why Music Is the Ultimate Art Form
The Fort Collins blues-fusion band has been at it for fifteen years.
Alright Alright’s Personal Apocalypse…With Kickass Strings
The world is always ending for somebody.
Rude Fans at Oderus Urungus Memorial Inspire Jello Biafra Song
The ex-Dead Kennedys singer’s latest, Tea Party Revenge Porn, is always political and occasionally personal.
Sonic Resistance: Politico Music Colorado Drops Denver Protest Songs
The compilation, showcasing Denver bands, takes on Trump and evangelical Christianity.
Colorado Springs Synth-Metal Duo Elay Arson Skewers Elon Musk
The Colorado Springs synth-metal act goes after the tech guru on a new concept album.
For Country Singer Rodney Rice, It’s the SAME SHIrT, DIFFERENT DAY
He once worked the oil fields, but now he’s recording in Nashville.
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Fox Lake Merges Hip-Hop Bravado With Metal Fury
With hip-hop bravado and metal fury, the Denver band is raging.
Aaron Carnes on Defending Ska
The music journalist’s In Defense of Ska comes out on Clash Books in April.
Christian Ska Act Five Iron Frenzy Won’t Worship Machine-Gun Jesus
The Denver band is getting ready to release its first album in years.
Denver Rap Duo Shock & Dash Drop Double Album
The duo, which formed in 2010, decided to lighten things up mid-pandemic.
Hip-Hop Photographer Joe Pekara Honored by Smithsonian
He will receive a cultural achievement award for his music photography and his work with the American Indian Movement.
Tyler Stanfield’s “Whiskey Heart” Isn’t Really About Whiskey
“I like to see if people go deeper than just thinking that it’s about getting drunk and doing that kind of thing.”
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Record Thieves Long for the Raw Energy of an Actual Punk Show
The Denver punk outfit drops its new album, Wasting Time, on November 24.
Barbara Jo Kammer and the Hippie Buckaroos Bring Hope to Seniors
After recovering from addiction, the Boulder singer has spent twenty years as a music therapist working with seniors around town.
Kendra & the Bunnies Hops Back to Colorado to Celebrate a New Album
Kendra Muecke is taking a break from virtual concerts and playing live shows.
Remembering Denver Rapper and Producer Playalitical, Dead at 38
The Denver rapper and producer Dustin Robbins, who worked with Bizzy Bones and Chino XL, is dead at 38.