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Sometimes, fierce entities come in unexpected packages. Right out of high school, Seattle, Washington’s Schoolyard Heroes—brash dealers of angular riffs with thematic bents that’d make Issac Asimov proud—launched their Priest construction-meets-Misfits lyricis attack on prog punk at all-ages venues throughout the… (Read More)
Pop music has exploded in an edgy, sexy, supremely tuneful commotion thanks to the uncommonly brilliant sounds of the Scissor Sisters. Creative sparks first ignited five years ago, when a then 19-year-old explosion of energy called Jake Shears was introduced to… (Read More)
Scott H. Biram sings with the soul and conviction of a real hillbilly bluesman. Seasoned beyond his years, the 29 year old recreates the sounds and songs of the depression era (i.e. Leadbelly, Woody Guthrie, Son House, Mance Lipscomb, Big Joe… (Read More)
With a fresh take on both urban and country blues, Scrapomatic arrives with a convincing array of raw, outspoken and emotional tracks as they make their Landslide Records debut. ALLIGATOR LOVE CRY, the bands second CD release, demonstrates a solid foundation… (Read More)
A Festival of Island and Caribbean Music, featuring Colorado’s most acclaimed Reggae bands. Enjoy good music, dancing, and drinks all for a good cause. Join us for a Warm-up Party, starting @ 6pm. For Drinks, Activities, Prizes, Surf Video by… (Read More)
Scum’s legacy began in 1995 when he moved from Moscow, Russia to Denver, Colorado. The motivation behind his departure from Russia was the mandatory draft that he was facing and the possibility of getting shot at for 2 years while making… (Read More)
Riggs (vocals, guitars)—Mike Tempesta (guitars)—Clay (bass) — Seven (drums) Longtime Rob Zombie guitarist Riggs didn’t have to think too hard to come up with a name for his solo project Scum of the Earth. In the ’90s, he carved the phrase… (Read More)
The Sea and Cake’s sixth album, One Bedroom, is elegant pop. Membrane like layers of electronic tones, delicate synthesizers surround intricately woven guitars. Melodic bass lines punctuate these restrained and complex sounds. Songs are propelled by imaginative percussion lines and shaped… (Read More)
Anne Brewster—cello Colin Brooks—drums I-Huei Go—bass Jeff Sheinkopf—keyboards Jordan Warner—vocals, guitar Greg Zinman—guitar Sea Ray materialized in 1997 from out of the depths of a Brooklyn basement, inspired by echoes of classic psychedelica, ’80s shoe-gazers, space rock, the British Invasion and… (Read More)
“But, – and there it is, – we want to live and move, though we have no reason to, because it happens that it is the nature of life to live and move, to want to live and move. If it… (Read More)
Sean Padrick Hayes is an American singer-songwriter. Sean Hayes plays Appalachian Ambient Folk music like an Irish rooster channeling Nick Drake… “All night til sunrise music”. Born on August 27, 1969 in New York City, a few years later Hayes’ family… (Read More)
Harmony can be an elusive quality. Certainly, it’s something Sebadoh has been striving towards ever since its inception back in ‘86/’87, when Lou Barlow began recording songs with help from his friend Eric Gaffney. Then, Sebadoh was an outlet for frustrated… (Read More)
The Second Chance Jazz Band is a group of local jazz musicians that like to go beyond straight ahead bebop and add some funk to the mix. Started a few years ago by local sax player Jim Arter, the band currently… (Read More)
Over the last few years, the music industry has evolved in a way which allows the common man with extraordinary talents, to rise above the sea of similarity, and stand on his own as the voice of a generation. A generation… (Read More)
In a culture of music that attempts to capitalize on the existing, tried and tested fashions of music, Seconds to Go is attempting to transcend the boundaries of rock music. In a melodic and aggressive style, they continue to relentlessly develop… (Read More)
Legend has it that 11th Century Persian sheikh Hassan-i-Sabbah inspired fanatic, even suicidal, devotion from his legions. His method of initiation was to kidnap and drug his foes’ fiercest soldiers, then bring them to his fully functioning Garden of Earthly Delights… (Read More)
Secret Lives Of The Freemasons
Attempting to gain information about a secret society can be dangerous. Naming your band after a secret society can be even more dangerous. Infatuated with the idea of conspiracy theory, six guys from North Carolina, studied, searched and, wished for the… (Read More)
All art is a subjective experience, but music is the only art form that can really be experienced in nearly every imaginable context and circumstance. And when just the right music, context and circumstance come together, the experience can be profoundly… (Read More)
Rock music ebbs and flows. It has its trends. It has its image. It has its waves, its peaks, its valleys. It has its stars, its icons, its figureheads, many of which burn out and fade away. Massachusetts rock band Seemless… (Read More)
“My words will be here when I’m gone…”—“Sympathetic” No one wishes to die without making a statement and having an impact—especially if they are an artist. For most, this desire is filled with pretense, but occasionally someone comes along whose intensions… (Read More)
Selective Few originated in Denver Colorado, back in 2003. Their intent was to produce an extremely original project that would complement a variety of influences. This band cannot be easily categorized. They delve into numerous genres such as Rock, Funk, Alternative… (Read More)
