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Cualli – Quantum
By Brady Smith A quantum is defined as the smallest unit of matter in an interaction. As such, it is a well-suited title for Cualli’s debut album. Aaron Holsapple leads us in a masterfully mixed […]
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Jim Bradford – Redraw The Line
By Brady Smith Bob Dylan was the poster child for folk artists with mediocre vocal talents. As a matter of fact, it is not the vocal qualities of most folk artists that draw in their […]
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Hunters and Gatherers: Foraging for Nourishment in the Wild World of Old Town
By Rebecca Spafford On January 14, the publisher of Scene and I set out to “forage” for our dinner in Old Town Fort Collins. Our Mission: Not so “Impossible” and readily accepted; to savor culinary […]
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Mark Van Ark & The Shakes – Speedy Monkey
By Conor Hooley All forms of music age. They stagnate. While artists working within such genres don’t have to reinvent the wheel, the challenge is still to create something fresh, or at least interesting. But […]
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Pete Kartsounes – The Only Way I Know
By Conor Hooley There’s a lot to like here, whether or not you’re a fan of bluegrass. With The Only Way I Know, Pete Kartsounes has created an endearing, workmanlike album with a tight structure […]
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Late Nights – February 2011
Do You See Yourself?
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Hip-Hop with a Message
A free show in Fort Collins? Common. A free Peace Officer show? Priceless. These local musicians are always pushing boundaries to support their fans: Whether it’s boosting production to create visual experiences, supporting local non-profit […]
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Job Hunt Not Going Well?
Local consulting company Maharoma, LLC has launched a new website, the NoCo Jobs List, that compiles job listings in the Northern Colorado region and sends email notifications when new job listings become available. The website, […]
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February Cheap Dates
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Musketeer Gripweed – Dyin’ Day
By Conor Hooley In Dyin’ Day, you have an album that not only embraces its Southern Rock clichés, but does so with such commitment and enthusiasm that it actually makes them work. More importantly, Musketeer […]