Album Reviews
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Jonathan Tiersten & The Ten Tiers – We'll See
By Charlie Englar Jonathan Tiersten and his band the Ten Tiers make one thing known on their new five song…
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Rachel Platten – Be Here
By Devin Morse Clean, catchy, and upbeat, Rachel Platten is a nice little twist on an age-old musical formula. Be…
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MiMOSA – 58 degrees
By Brady Smith So you think white boys can’t dance? Play this album and see what the whitest kids you…
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Doctype – Mourning Foxes
By Conor Hooley Mourning Foxes is the new full-length release from Fort Collins-based producer Doctype, bearing witness to his skills…
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Captain Cog and the Over the Ozone Gang – Captain Cog
By Dusty Ray Captain Cog and the Over the Ozone Gang’s latest album blatantly defies definition; it is an unabashed…
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Tyler Fortier – Fear of the Unknown
By Charlie Englar Fear of the Unknown is laced with strong examples of the many things musicians strive for when…
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Band of Pirates – Live by the Gun, Die by the Rum
By Dusty Ray The salty brine lapping at your brow, a cool sea breeze blowing through your beard, the sweet…
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Justin Roth – Now You Know
By Devin Morse Nostalgic, passionate, and a little bit dreamy, Justin Roth strikes a balance between simple instrumental elements and…
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Cotton Keys – Sweatshop Sounds
By Dusty Ray Eerie, lo-fi, and surprisingly catchy is the only way to describe the Cotton Keys’ recent release, Sweatshop…
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Carmen Sandim Sextet – Brand New
By Dusty Ray It comes as no surprise that Carmen Sandim has mastered the intricacies and subtleties of good jazz.…