By Crystal Campbell What do an acupuncture sculpture and a Renaissance painting have in common? More than you would think. The East/West Visually Speaking exhibit and the Sure of Hand: Drawings from the Renaissance to […]
By Emily Clingman-Johnson After reading a call for artists in the newspaper, Diane Findley decided she would give the opportunity a shot. “I got real brave and decided to apply,” she said. “There is nothing […]
By Conor Hooley Austin, get ready to meet Fort Collins all over again. After its wildly successful maiden voyage to 2010’s world-renowned South by Southwest festival, local nonprofit organization SpokesBUZZ is returning to “SXSW” for […]
By Brady Smith 86ers: A self-proclaimed title of the growing counterculture that lingers at the underbelly of the largely conservative super culture and is proudly stamped on skateboards, t-shirts, street signs, and windows of the […]
By Dave Schutz Denver quartet The Knew had a prolific year, releasing their first full-length record Pulpería and subsequent Before It Ends EP, and landing spots in commercials and TV shows. They once elicited comparisons […]
By Dusty Ray So you’ve formed a band, you’ve been playing venues around the Front Range and Denver, you have an album/EP, and you’re ready to take it to the next level: signing on to […]
By Maggie Canty-Shafer When Mishawaka Amphitheater owner Dani Grant moved to Colorado from Philadelphia 16 years ago, she wasn’t expecting much from the music scene. But as a lover of the great outdoors, the mountains […]
By Devin Morse Complex, yet understated; dirty, yet lighthearted, Does it Weigh Heavy is all about balance. At the album’s core is a raw, minimalist type of southern blues. The most striking element may be […]
By Brady Smith Vonnegut is dead – the band name, that is. Denver’s popular modern rock group Vonnegut is now known as Take to the Oars: A change evoking impressions of the ever evolving, always […]
By Conor Hooley What ‘90s flashbacks will you get from listening to Rubber Planet’s new EP, Wish I Could? Though the Denver-based quartet’s latest release lasts barely more than fifteen minutes, the music is crammed […]
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