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“It’s Tuesday night Denver, is that all you got?” Shinedown are an energetic band. So…
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Live Review: Tesla at Mission Ballroom
Tesla demonstrated their staying power at Denver’s Mission Ballroom as they made their way through…
Review: Swans – Birthing
In what stands as perhaps their most nuanced and introspective work to date, Birthing emerges as a masterful distillation of Michael Gira’s four-decade-long sonic odyssey. This final chapter in the band’s storied history represents not just a conclusion but an evolution – a thoughtful synthesis of all that has come before while simultaneously charting new territory.
Live Review: Lord Huron Plays Strange Trails at Red Rocks
The timing couldn’t have been more perfect for Lord Huron to play “Yawning Grave” at…
Live Review: Sleigh Bells Keep the Energy High at Summit Music Hall
Alexis Krauss is a moving target. The Sleigh Bell‘s vocalist is so energetic on stage…
Live Review: INTHEWHALE Play Their Last Denver Show
It’s been a great run. 15 years and 7 albums after they first started, INTHEWHALE…
Katie Gavin in KC
On May 7th I was able to catch Katie Gavin’s set at the Midland. She…
Live Review: A Post Rock Easter – Mogwai at The Ogden Theater
Nothing says Easter like a rock show. Or maybe not. But for the crowd that…
Album Review: Eluveitie – Ànv
More than twenty years at the forefront of folk metal, Swiss folk metal outfit Eluveitie…
Photos: Delain and Xandria Bring Symphonic Metal to The Oriental Theater
Not just one, but three female fronted bands took over the stage at Denver’s Oriental…
Live Review: A Dark and Stormy Night at The Marquis Theater with Abbath
A cold and menacing storm descended on Denver Tuesday evening. Both literally and figuratively. Heavy…
Red Fang – Deep Cuts
*-Written/recorded during the pandemic lockdowns at the band’s practice space**- Songs recorded at Aaron’s house…
Live Review: A Pairing of Classic New Wave with Howard Jones and ABC
I’ve seen more opening acts than I can count, but I’ve never seen anything quite…
Tremonti – The End Will Show Us How
Embarking on their sixth studio album with The End Will Show Us How, Tremonti, led…
The Halo Effect – March of the Unheard
In Flames, a pioneer in shaping the early Swedish melodic death metal scene during the 1990s, shifted towards an alternative metal sound starting from their album Reroute to Remain and continued until I, The Mask . This change was met with dissatisfaction among many long-time listeners who yearned for the days of The Jester Race and its successors.
Lords of Acid Announce New Vocalist
Lords Of Acid announce that former Butcher Babies singer Carla Harvey is the band’s NEW Acid Queen. Lords Of Acid’s manager Marc Jordan has confirmed that…