Critic's Notebook

From indie to hip-hop, these musicians showcase the breadth of talent in the local scene.

Metallica broke the records for the biggest crowds for two shows at the venue, and its fans brought the most donations to the Red Cross.

Local musicians turned up the heat for June by releasing debuts and banger albums, including the latest from Boulder stalwarts Big Gigantic and Gasoline Lollipops.

Flesh Tape frontman Larson Ross says, “I’m not in love with the cause – I have no other choice than to pursue it.”

Big G is now preparing for festival season and a proper tour, after the duo’s Bonnaroo main-stage set slated for Sunday, June 15, was cancelled

See the Denver band in action at HQ on Sunday, June 22, alongside No Fauna and Mood Swing Misery.

The legendary musician has been called “The Jackie Robinson of Classical Music.”

“It’s less metal dudes making music, more musicians making metal.”

Twelve new songs showcase the band’s penchant for swinging between country and cowpunk.

The Denver psych crew plays release show for its new concept album on Friday, June 13, at Skylark Lounge.

The survey Denver Dancefloor Data surveyed 222 respondents about the state of Denver’s electronic music scene. One category has a lot to improve.

The rapper is playing the Mission Ballroom with Three 6 Mafia on Saturday, June 14

Damien Douglas Jr. wants to reclaim the value of art in the streaming era.

The album is an expertly arranged debut of Afrofusion beats with moving lyrics that you’ll be singing all season.

The band’s return to Fiddler’s on June 6 was marked by song debuts and deep second-set jams.

The iconic house-music makers defined “underground” and “DIY” long before they became hashtags.

Peter Anspach of Goose discusses the band’s new studio album and touring as a four-piece before taking on Fiddler’s for a two-night run.

The Fort Collins band approaches shoegaze a little differently.

Forget May flowers, we’ve got a bouquet full of new releases from local musicians

The improvements include expanded ADA seating, a facelift for the lower bowl and more.

The grindcore godfathers play the Summit with Melvins on Tuesday, May 27.

Local punk musicians share stories and thoughts about some of their favorite venues in Denver.