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Former Apples in Stereo Drummer Hilarie Sidney on Denver and the New High Water Marks Album

By Jon Solomon
Oct 12, 2021

The former Apples in Stereo member is back with a new album.
Jessica Carson of Clandestine Amigo and Octave Records on High-Resolution Audio

By Jon Solomon
Oct 8, 2021

Jessica Carson of Clandestine Amigo and Octave Records champions DSD and high-resolution audio.
House Producer Tripleset Brings Fresh Sounds to Boulder's Music Scene

By Alex Berryhill
Oct 7, 2021

Tripleset brings a fresh sound rooted in house music and U.K. bass to Boulder's sleepy music scene.
KS 107.5's Rosa Jad Is Tuned In to Her Identity

By Kyle Harris
Oct 6, 2021

KS 107.5's Rosa Jad hopes to inform and inspire her listeners.
New Album Tlaxihuiqui Takes Listeners Beyond Prison Walls

By Cleo Mirza
Oct 4, 2021

The new album was recorded by inmates at the Colorado Territorial Correctional Facility.
Two Members of the Fabulous Boogienauts Die Within Weeks of Each Other

By Jon Solomon
Oct 4, 2021

The local music community is mourning the loss of Keith Rouse and Jennifer Gelvin.
Ponder the Albatross's Members Are in a Long-Distance Relationship

By John Bear
Oct 1, 2021

The band plays the Black Buzzard at Oskar Blues on October 3.
Singer-Songwriter Patrick Dethlefs's Latest Record Explores Loss

By John Bear
Oct 1, 2021

The Denver folk rocker returns with his most synth-infused collaborative album yet.
Westword Is Hiring a New Culture Editor

By Westword Staff
Oct 1, 2021

Kyle Harris is leaving after five years.
How Ryan Wong Found Supreme Joy in His Basement (and Vintage Japanese Photographs)

By Ben Salmon
Sep 30, 2021

Wong's new album Joy was inspired by an exploration of his Asian American identity and heritage.
Fourteen Years of Punk With Elway — Not the Ex-Quarterback Car Dealer Who Sued the Band

By Claire Duncombe
Sep 29, 2021

Don't confuse the band with John Elway, who sued the band.
The Final Titwrench Music Festival Comes to City Park

By Kyle Harris
Sep 29, 2021

Nacha Mendez, The Milk Blossoms, Machete Mouth, My Name Is Harriett and Sol VidaWorldwide perform.
Denver Has a New Venue: The Lodge at Woods Boss

By Jon Solomon
Sep 28, 2021

Competing with nearby Cervantes' Masterpiece Ballroom is proving to be a challenge.
Deeply Rooted Music School Offers Something Different in Music Education

By John Bear
Sep 28, 2021

The school offers lessons in guitar, piano, bass, drums, brass, violin, cello and electronic music production.
Madison Cunningham Tells Stories of Trauma and Loss

By Katrina Leibee
Sep 27, 2021

The folk rocker plays Globe Hall on Tuesday, September 28.
Marty Jones Selling Compilation to Help Pints for Prostates

By Jon Solomon
Sep 27, 2021

The beery singer is donating proceeds from his album Brewed Gold to Pints for Prostates.
Moon Walker Traffics in Fuzzed-Out ’70s Rock Bliss

By John Bear
Sep 24, 2021

The band has been compared to the White Stripes, says singer and guitarist Harry Springer.
Everclear Brings Alt-Rock Nostalgia to Denver With the Summerland Tour

By Nathalie Baret
Sep 23, 2021

Wheatus, Hoobastank, Living Colour and Everclear will perform at Levitt Pavilion on Friday, September 24.
Time Stands Still for Folk Rocker Andy Sydow

By Aaron Winter Slavick Pobywajlo
Sep 22, 2021

The folk rocker wraps up his Dirty Thirty Baseball Tour at Dazzle on September 22.
Folk Band Birds of Play Has Taken Flight

By Katrina Leibee
Sep 21, 2021

The folk group celebrates its latest album, Murmurations, Vol. 1, at Cervantes' on September 29.

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