Wild Pink’s John Ross starts “Eating the Egg Whole” musing the transition of the Washington Bullets to the Wizards and later about the retirement of Michael Jordan around the same time that we ate French Freedom Fries for a brief stint 2003. The earnestness in Ross’s voice about how things don’t always last forever exists…
A friend and I tried to count the number of religious references on “Manning Fireworks,” but failed miserably as we were lost in the glory from the 2024 release via MJ Lenderman. Watch the North Carolina native grace the NPR Tiny Desk session and check outa slew of tour dates with a new Colorado date…
Neon Indian over the last four years has been relatively quiet with no musical releases, until now.
The Civil Wars’ John Paul White is done reminiscing about “The Good Old Days.”
Durand Jones & The Indications return with a followup to their 2016 self-titled album with the announcement of “American Love Call” scheduled for release via Dead Oceans March 1.
In between scoring movies and side projects, DeVotchKa released their latest album, “This Night Falls Forever.”
Wild Nothing is the master at brandishing his hazy sound that lives in a sea of melancholy.
Brazilian Girls made their Denver debut (based on information from Setlist) at the Bluebird Theater.
In perhaps one of the most slept on releases of 2018, Brazilian Girls successfully execute on prior success with the release of “Let’s Make Love.”
Talk-singing is an art that not many acts are able to execute successfully; Denver fans were treated to two artists that use that vocal style superbly with a visit from Destroyer and Megabog.