BACK UP GUYS Gene Reed & John Kozeluh MUSICIANS Keys: David Arana Guitar: Marc Strommer Bass: Dana Decker Drums: Dave Johnstone About the Dan Band The whole girl song thing started in one obliterated collision with the karaoke world, when Dan… (Read More)
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Out there, orbiting, denting our data-space with their transmissions, The Dandy Warhols pose, if not an actual threat, then at least a series of pressing questions; Where do they come from? What drives them? And perhaps most of all, what do… (Read More)
Justin Hawkins grew up in the Suffolk town of Lowestoft, at a young age he locked himself away and learnt guitar. He was pretty good, but his kid brother Dan was even better (“I’m white hot,” says Justin, "but he’s shit… (Read More)
Six months earlier people were telling New Zealand’s Datsuns to give up. In mid-2002 London’s music press was hailing them as “genius.” By then The Datsuns had already been playing their brand of garage rock for six years, ever since they… (Read More)
Simply named The Dave Matthews Cover Band, this five member Athens ensemble that sounds remarkably similar to their famous counterparts, will saunter onto stage with a 40-song repertoire gleaned from the six albums The Dave Matthews Band has released since its… (Read More)
Matt McManamon—Lead singer, guitar Ben Gordon- Keys, guitar Charlie Turner, Bass Bryan Johnson, Drums “I’m trying to follow the tick-tick-tick/ At the heart of the nation!” The Dead 60s ‘Nationwide’ If the resurgent British rock scene of the last twelve months… (Read More)
This new trio comprised of Haas, saxophonic wunderkind Skerik and manically brilliant percussionist Mike Dillon more than flirts with darkness. They throw a muscular arm around the Devil and haul him into their hoedown, eyes shimmering with unwholesome mischief. -Dennis Cook… (Read More)
THE PAST 1993—2005 A lot of shit happened when we can be arsed we’ll let you know all about it. Don’t hold yer breath ‘cos you’ll die, but its slightly tragic and piss funny. THE PRESENT 7 Village Idiots on a… (Read More)
Without even seeing a performance by The Dears it was easy to recognize the group in Montreal’s haunts in the late nineties. Dressed in black suits and white shirts, they would descend on bars like the minor legends they were. At… (Read More)
The December Question formed in late 2002 when singer/guitarist Becky Alter’s attempt to find a lead guitarist was crashed by bass player Cameron Hays. Hays melded his unique take on the bass to Alter’s intensely personal singing and songwriting. At the… (Read More)
Colin Meloy leads the Decemberists, a five-piece outfit whose pop sound has listeners comparing the band with the likes of Neutral Milk Hotel and Belle & Sebastian. Meloy, who hails from Missoula, MT, is the main songwriter for the group. Rounding… (Read More)
The Delusions are a four piece from Seattle that encompasses the indie pop phenomenon. Their songs range from soft lo-fi lullabies to pop punk anthems in the vein of Superchunk, and Love As Laughter. It seems you can always catch them… (Read More)
The Demon Funkies are a Denver based band formed and retained to provide fun and dance for the players and the audience. The members, all in their late 20’s, have been playing clubs, bars, parties, and events for 10 years. The… (Read More)
The Denver Post’s 5th Annual Best Underground Bands Showcase
FEATURING: Woven Hand, Bright Channel, Hot IQs, Born In The Flood (Read More)
The Derailers Soldiers of Love When last we checked in on the Derailers, things were looking mighty bleak for our sharp-dressed heroes. Bleak like a cliffhanger to one of those Saturday afternoon serial matinees of yesteryear, where even though you know… (Read More)
The Derek Trucks Band – Already Free Derek Trucks – Guitar, sarod, bass & drums Todd Smallie – Bass Yonrico Scott – Drums Kofi Burbridge – Keyboards Mike Mattison – Lead Vocals Count M’Butu – Percussion Additional musicians/guests: Doyle Bramhall II… (Read More)
2 years ago in Englewood,CO, Chilli and Stephen met at an open mic night. 2 years later, with a new bass player and a new drummer they’re set to embark on a musical voyage of funk and reggae. The sky is… (Read More)
Five musicians with diverse musical backgrounds and taste bond together through a common love for reggae music. The band began putting together original music written by singer songwriter Tony Dollar, developing chemistry that has brought out original music from all… (Read More)
Crawling out from the weed-choked lots of the once proud town, The Detroit Cobras whip out ass-shaking anthems to good times, wild times, and the high and lows of L-U-V-E; you best believe it and you best not mess with it… (Read More)
“Kids come up and say you’re our favorite band and I say what are you nuts?!” So says Daniel Williams drummer and modest musician for The Devil Wears Prada. It’s hard for the Dayton, OH band of eighteen to twenty year… (Read More)
For the Dickies, punk rock wasn’t a way to vent anger, it was a way to make fun of things. More than anything, the Los Angeles quartet was distinguished by their simplistic, nearly moronic, sense of humor. Basing their musical attack… (Read More)
The Diffs formed in early 2003 and began writing songs and playing small gigs and parties. Inspired by early LA punk bands like The Germs, Black Flag and the Adolescents, they go back to the source and make the sound their… (Read More)
Hello! We are the dinnermints A three-piece indie-pop, or as we like to say, “pop-trash” band from Denver, Colorado. Some acts we’ve been compared to include: The Pixies, X, Shonen Knife, Syd Barrett, and The Silver Jews. (Read More)
One of Mick Collins’ many post-Gories projects, for years the Dirtbombs seemed to exist more in concept than in reality. As if in reaction to the bass-less sound of the Gories, this band brought together two drummers, two bass players, and… (Read More)
