Dusty Ray
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Jeff Herndon: Creating Worlds, One Brush Stroke at a Time
By Dusty Ray The life of an artist is a series of ups and downs, fluctuating between success and failure…
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The Holler! – Gratitude
By Dusty Ray The Holler!’s latest album, Gratitude, is just plain good. The sweet harmonies and laid-back songs could only…
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James and the Devil – Altitude Sickness
By Dusty Ray James and the Devil is a band that knows how to write catchy tunes, and their atypical…
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David Michael Boyd – guitART
By Dusty Ray David Michael Boyd has created a rich and diverse album with guitART. Everything from delta blues, melodramatic…
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Matt Smiley – Quartet Art
By Dusty Ray Matt Smiley might be best known for his work with Fort Collins’ own Subterranean Jazz Trio, but…
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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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Book Review: The Queen of Water
By Dusty Ray Ecuador has seen a fair share of strife throughout its history – political tension, class warfare and…
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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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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.…