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Brooklyn-based trio A Great Big Pile of Leaves originated in 2007 when guitarist/singer Peter Weiland and drummer Tyler Soucy took time from their prior projects to start writing material together. The first six songs came together as the self-released EP The… (Read More)
A Shoreline Dream has been best described as creating “melodipsych night music” by combining lush sampled textures, wall of sound dynamics, and vocals layered like a synth, similar in vein to bands such as Cocteau Twins, Porcupine Tree and Sigur Rós… (Read More)
Before you ask – the answer is “yes”. a. Tom Collins is the great-great-grandson of Tom Collins, creator of the eponymous gin cocktail. Other notable relations, near and distant, include British monarch Anne Boleyn, second-man-on-the-moon Buzz Aldrin, fictional detective Hercule Poirot… (Read More)
Abi Robins has been creating and re-creating her own brand of indie-folk since 2007. In that time she’s toured the country over a dozen times, released two eps and two full length records, and even pioneered her own independent record label… (Read More)
“Forget the ex-member status of Accordion Crimes and fixate instead on the fledgling trio’s go-for-broke, Archers-of-Loaf-like take on blistering, dynamic songcraft. Indie rock — both as a term and a movement — meant something once. With bands like Accordion Crimes around… (Read More)
A Denver based “Banquet Party Band”. It’s like when the Math club met the English club met the Drama Club. They have been described as "a group whose artistic is completely uncompromising and matched only by its ability to make people… (Read More)
ALAMEDA is the new Portland-based three piece outfit founded by singer/guitarist Stirling Myles and cellist Jessie Dettwiler, joined by orchestra Clarinetist, Jennifer Woodall. Compared to the baroque pop of Nick Drake and the slow-core dream pop of early Low, ALAMEDA blends… (Read More)
The “indie rock” band all capitals stand as true pioneers of artist innovation in the Denver music scene. Paul Christus (guitar/vox) and Tony Corona (drums) have led the band through previous projects together, bit by bit constructing a solid foundation for… (Read More)
The trees where I grew up told me to walk each step in kindness you told me your name you told me something worth remember, you said::::: “when we grow up WE’RE NOT GIVING UP!!” We’re not losing it yet No… (Read More)
All These Billions is a Denver-based four-piece that incorporates elements of electronica and blues into their rock-based sound. Formed in September 2010, the group has spent the last 8-months emerged in three-day-a-week rehearsals forging their musical direction and unique sound, which… (Read More)
“The music on City Out of Luck mixes Punk Rock intensity and unaffectedness with the dusty, workingman Classic Rock sincerity of Springsteen and Tom Petty. The end result is a little rootsy, but still hard-driving, egalitarian and straight up, shit-kickingly rockin’…. (Read More)
Andrea Ball is a caligraphy pen translating emotional experience into intricate pieces of music. Her first full-length release Beat Beat Pound demonstrates the craft of musical communication through organic chords and ambient sound. "You have to be emotionally connected, otherwise you… (Read More)
As the former front man of Jux County, Velveteen Monster, and as a long time guitarist of the Czars, Andy Monley has been making music in Denver for well over 20 years. The High Horses is Andy’s latest vehicle. Skilled and… (Read More)
The band’s live shows are eclectic, emotional, lively and never alike. Davis and Walker are joined on stage by their close friends; Benjamin Haysom is on drums and Justin Rodriguez steps in on guitar and organs. Switching between instruments several times… (Read More)
As Tall as Buildings sing songs about Lone Stars, lost loves and….well, what more do you need? Some of these songs are fast and loud. A couple are quiet and emotional. You’ll probably like them. Eric, Matt, Jeff and Jed came… (Read More)
