Critic's Notebook

The Greek jazz musician talks about becoming a master of the double bass.

Blood Incantation’s telling the Hidden History of the Human Race on its new album.

The organizers behind Denver’s Juneteenth celebration will debut the First Friday Five Points Jazz Hop.

“This might sound weird, but when I think of my music, I think of country-Western fused with classic R&B with sort of a techno twist to it.”

The Colorado emo rapper talks disco, the end of the world and why he wants to be the voice of a TV cartoon character.

Mile High DJ Supply is bringing together Front Range turntabalists for weekly scratch sessions.

Randall Frazier remembers fireworks at his first show in the Denver DIY scene.

The Denver rapper discusses second chances, surviving a gun battle, the power of the DIY music scene, and his latest album, #Underrated.

The Colorado Daily music journalist Wendy Kale covered Boulder’s club scene for nearly three decades.

Ahead of his new residency at Beta 2.0, Squizzy Taylor talks about the future of Denver hip-hop.

Ed Battle, a longtime Denver musician and actor, is in hospice care. Dazzle’s throwing a show in his honor.

A music video on Youtube jumpstarted FBP Moe’s career.

Leslie Herod and the rapper Common encourage Colorado’s 11,000-plus parolees to vote in the November 5 election.

The December 3 induction follows one for Swallow Hill on November 9.

Struggling as a single mom with a full-time job, Carmen Sandim quit sleeping a couple nights a week before she could compose music.

Jonathan Richman is one of rock’s greatest originals.

Denver rappers Old Man Saxon and Jakob Campbell talk about competing on Netflix’s new hip-hop competition series, Rhythm + Flow.

Ginger Baker more than lived up to his cranky reputation.

Opera on Tap, which has been bringing opera to bars, has finally found a full-time Denver home.

The late singer-songwriter played the Ogden Theatre with Bad Weather California.

Madox “Madi” Dorsey is one half of the Atlanta-based hip-hop and R&B duo Gabby and Madi.

Denver hip-hop DJ B-Money died on August 24.