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See Also: – Neil Diamond donates proceeds from merch sales to Aurora Victim Relief Fund – Reel Big Fish donating proceeds of its Aspen show to victims/families of Aurora shooting – Tim McGraw and other musicians pay tribute to the Aurora shooting victims/families It’s been a week since the Aurora…
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See Also: – Tim McGraw and other musicians pay tribute to the Aurora shooting victims/families – Reel Big Fish donating proceeds of its Aspen show to victims/families of Aurora shooting Unsurprisingly, Neil Diamond was in top form last night at 1STBANK Center as he rolled through a two-dozen song set…
See also: – Colorado’s ten best camping festivals – Photos: 2012 Westword Music Showcase awards party – The ten best green rooms in Denver and Boulder Last night, Cervantes’ Masterpiece Ballroom kicked off the weekend early with a preview of the River Beats at State Bridge Festival, which starts today…
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FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE @ RED ROCKS AMPHITHEATRE | 7/25/12 See Also: The Walkmen’s Peter Bauer: “Skrillex makes me feel like I don’t understand what’s happening” Funneled through the slight, almost frail body of its pale owner, Florence Welch’s voice cuts through the silence to fill the spaces between lyrics…
I was always a music fan,” Ravi Coltrane says. “I’d get home from school and I’d go right to Mom’s station wagon — that was when you could play the stereo without the car key. So I’d sit in there with my cassettes, listening to music all day after school…
Brian Eastin, singer and guitarist for Tango Red Tapestry, met drummer Nicholas Hureau when they were both five and their parents were musicians in the Army — but the two never really played music together as kids. In high school, Eastin met bassist Dan Snyder and the two formed a…
Everyone knows the story of Charles Darwin, best remembered as the guy who espoused evolution. The most important thing we learned from him is that all things, over the course of time, must change. For example, just as the dinosaurs evolved into the species we know today as That One…
Mental Disintegration is the perfect title for the latest release from Death of Self (due Monday, July 30, at Blast-O-Mat), as the music evokes the human mind desperately on the brink of collapse. This on-again, off-again project includes Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire’s Ethan McCarthy, but Death…
Justin Martin really only started taking his DJ career seriously in 2009, when he decided it would be nice to just play music for a living. He’d already been a serious contender among up-and-coming mixers and producers, but now he was laying it all on the line. You might remember…
London’s Florence + the Machine was spared the clumsy moniker of Florence Robot/Isa Machine when singer Florence Welch realized, en route to the band’s first show, that it wouldn’t work. From the start, the combination of the act’s northern soul and experimental electro-pop with melodramatic sonic flourishes proved a hit…
After a fateful gig at Beerland in Austin, the guys in Parque Touch asked the bassist of Peach Train to join them. After another lineup change, the remaining members changed their name to White Denim. Instead of opting for one specific style or aesthetic, the band weaves together strands of…
Despite a few hiccups along the way — including feuds between frontman Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry — Boston’s Aerosmith has forged on and established itself as a vital force in rock music for more than four decades. In the 1970s, the band built a solid fan base on…
Neil Diamond is one of the few artists still making music today who genuinely has cross-generational appeal. Everyone from grandpas and grandmas to moms and dads to sons and daughters — hell, even newborns, anyone with a pulse — can appreciate and enjoy the songs of this living legend. His…
Eldren’s Yankee Stargazer lives up to the second half of its name. Predicated on fuzzy, wide-eyed wonder, the four-song EP unfurls a set of lazy, lovely lullabies funneled through an onrush of emotion. With hazy guitar and glittery piano, the title track establishes the album’s gentle pace, which later flows…
Saint Joe of T.M.E. understands how to put a worthwhile project together, as evidenced by the 22-track Mortuary Mixtape. But the title is a misnomer, as the project is entirely listenable, and proceeds from its sales are being donated to help fight breast cancer and leukemia. The main attraction here…
Each song on Sleepdial’s Leadpiles comes in like a dimmer switch on a slow march toward increasing illumination, but the parade stops just short of “dusk.” In the haze are glimmering guitar tones, electronic textures in processed white noise and an overall impressionistic aesthetic that’s soothing to the ears and…
On the Oak Creek Band’s sophomore release, the six-song Fingerprints, the group sets a relaxed tone with “I Want You Around,” which gradually ramps up in verve without quite crossing over into rock-anthem territory. Part of the EP’s charm is that, for the most part, it’s a cozy affair that…
