Zimbabwe’s Nobuntu Spreads Peace and African History Through A Cappella
Nobuntu has no patience for bad sound.
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Kyle Emerson’s Only Coming Down Is Equal Parts L.A. and Denver
The Denver/L.A.-based singer-songwriter discusses his latest album.
A Trip to South Korea Moved These Sisters to Start Wookiee & the Rosebuds
A trip to South Korea inspired these sisters to start a band.
Maya Bennett Celebrates Surviving Mental Health Struggles
Maya Bennett’s taking another chance at releasing her album As the Pink Fades, after surviving a bout with mental illness.
The Locust Embraces Absurdity
It would be worth a trip down to Summit Music Hall just to see The Locust’s new uniforms.
For Orbit Service’s Randall Frazier, It’s All About Listening
Randall Frazier is dropping his latest album from his one-man band Orbit Service.
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With a Heavier Sound, Fathers Reflects on Suicide
Some albums aim to warm the heart. The new record You Deserve Hell by Denver’s Fathers isn’t one of those.
Agnostic Front Brings Out History, Blood and “Violence”
Agnostic Front celebrated the 35th anniversary of Victim in Pain at the Oriental Theater.
Ponder the Albatross Channels Everything From Folk To Metal
The bluegrass band is influenced by everything from metal to folk.
Denver Dark-Wave Band Weathered Statues Brings Desolation to Tape
Inspired by ’80s dark-wave, Weathered Statues is putting out its latest EP on cassette.
When Shovels & Rope Hits the Road, It’s a Family Affair
Shovels & Rope is coming to town, and the band’s bringing its guitars, drums and tambourines. And kids.
Julian Saporiti Chronicles Asian-American History With His Band No-No Boy
“It really started with a photograph.”
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Muscle Beach Takes Charms Record-Release Show to Another Dimension
The Denver post-punk band is releasing its latest record in high style at the hi-dive.
Pythian Whispers Misuses Instruments to Create Otherworldly Sounds
Even music journalist Tom Murphy – half of the musical duo Pythian Whispers – struggles to put into words exactly what his band does.
To Join Zealot, Musicians Quit Their Instruments and Learned New Ones
Luke Hunter James-Ericson enlisted local musicians to round out his new band, with the caveat that they ditched their instruments of choice.
This Church Promises to Host “Denver’s Largest Bluegrass Jam”
Cameron United Methodist Church is attempting to host a record-breaking bluegrass jam.
Pianist Herbie Hancock Shows Younger Musicians How It’s Done
Jazz pianist Herbie Hancock talks about the future of jazz ahead of his Mission Ballroom concert with Kamasi Washington.
To Denver Rapper ITSOKTOCRY, Integrity Is Everything
Upon first spotting ITSOKTOCRY, it would be easy to make assumptions about the Denver rapper with the dyed hair and face tattoos. But that would be a mistake.
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Modern Goon Gets a Fresh Face and a More Aggro Outlook on New EP
This Empty Space, Modern Goon’s new album, confronts a host of unpleasant topics.
Ghost Ship Fire Informed Echo Beds’ New Album, Buried Language
“Our place in that whole situation after the Ghost Ship fire, we’re just a footnote.”
Music Community Rallies Behind Son of Late Guitarist Matt Bellinger
Denver musicians are throwing a benefit show to raise funds for Miles, the son of late Planes Mistaken for Stars guitarist, Matt Bellinger.
Farm to Turntable Is the Denver Band Compilation Album You Need to Hear
As compilation albums go, the new Black in Bluhm studio-curated record Farm to Turntable is a bit of an anomaly. Where most comps start with a concept and gather corresponding music to fit the mold, the impetus for Farm to Turntable was a single tune without a home.