Critic's Notebook

Tripleset brings a fresh sound rooted in house music and U.K. bass to Boulder’s sleepy music scene.

Tomas Sen conjures music history on a new album.

The inaugural festival takes place on Saturday, October 2, at Levitt Pavilion.

First, the jazz supergroup plays Dazzle.

The producer plays the Westword Music Showcase on September 18.

Seven-year-old rapper London Monroe just released her first single “Fleek,” with help from her dad, rapper M6.

In the mix: Ron Miles, Annie Booth, Dianna Reeves and more.

“My entire life has been music – other than the fact that I’ve had to earn a living.”

Aurora-raised, Berlin-based rapper Black Prez prepares to reintroduce himself with his fourth album, BERLA.

From fresh faces to seasoned pros, here are ten of the best individual hip-hop artists in the city.

It’s not always easy.

From covering Disney songs to railing against Nazis, the Denver punk scene is alive and well.

A storm’s coming. Can you weather it?

The saxophonist has been dazzled by the jam-band’s music.

Straight people infiltrating Black and Latino gay clubs brought the sound to the masses, says pioneering DJ Jesse Saunders.

The new Parker venue will host live music four nights a week.

The pop singer grew up on country music, and now he’s nodding to that tradition.

Maynard Mills discusses thirty years of making music, building car engines and shooting photographs.

After a sexual assault scandal, the Grateful Dead entrepreneur is stepping out of his role at So Many Roads.

The festival of classical music takes over Chautauqua Auditorium for a month.

Chris and Mary Brewer opened the joint to give people in recovery a place to socialize.

Xadie Antonio talks coming out as non-binary and embracing their queerness.