What to do when your drummer hits the road for the entire summer as a touring member of one of the country’s hottest bands at the moment? Easy. If you’re Zach Tipton from Young Coyotes, you busy yourself doing what you… (Read More)

Post hardcore prog-rock, ionically fusing sublime melody with chaotic overtures, and heart pounding rhythms – masterfully weaving epic song structures that interlace heavy, unrelentingly savage attacks, with infectious vocal hooks, and mathematically precise (yet seemingly discordant) guitar riffs. Coming from the… (Read More)

IKYR is an instrumental band from Denver, CO. Originally a 3-piece, beginnings started up in 2009, with Corey Costello (Guitar), Blaine Hollander (Drums), and Wesley Reyna (Bass) experimenting with complex rhythms you can still nod your head to. Standing on a… (Read More)

“In the same way the world has embraced the work of great thinkers like Plato, Socrates, Tolstoy and Tolkien, the world will soon respect the work of I Sank Molly Brown. Their labor and success in the fields of metaphysics… (Read More)

I WAS TOTALLY DESTROYING IT, is, among many things, a bit of a science experiment. For starters, the band recorded their debut album, 15 epic-yet-tasteful powerpop songs, after only 4 months of existence and just as many shows. That’s not… (Read More)

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This lanky pushover makes art for your ears using his cello and voice as core instruments for songwriting. Components of his style are pulled from classical music, pop, folk, avant-garde, world music, and jazz. Cooke’s recordings also employ piano and percussion… (Read More)

Ian O (Tauntaun, Ian Cooke, Uphollow) and Sean Merrell (A Shoreline Dream, Tin Tin, Ian Cooke) play non-stop prog-rock about birds. (Read More)

..bridges the same synaptic gaps as Say Hi—or PJ Harvey with a Y chromosome. – Magnet Magazine His fantastically weathered, earnest voice conjures both E of the Eels and David Berman of The Silver Jews . – The Minnesota Daily I… (Read More)

iCON the Mic King is not a movement. No one man is. Instead, he is the catalyst for a crusade much bigger than himself. A Renaissance is approaching. It’s a Renaissance linked to a culture that spans over a quarter century’s… (Read More)

“They are one of Colorado’s premiere purveyors of brutality and originality in all things Metal, and if ever a band existed for the devil horns we all raise, Iconocaust is it.” — Colorado Music Buzz “Melodic brutality reinforced by originality.” -… (Read More)

In February of 2006 Vinny, Former Front man/Bassist of Arvada Locals PukeMop, called up good friend Paddy, then front man of Denver area punk band CODENAME:Trixie, to start a new project up. Sharing Vinny’s declining interest in the somewhat stagnant Denver… (Read More)

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Influences Burzum, Pouppée Fabrikk, A. Crowley, Gorgoroth, Darkthrone, Nyktalgia, Emperor, Datacode Division, Numb, John Lydon, Harpo Marx, Dulce Liquido, individualism, Greek heritage, DAF, CAP (Controlled Analogue Programming), Haus Arafna, Blut Aus Nord, Einstürzende Neubauten, Liaisons Dangereuses, Front 242, Thom Yorke, old Bathory… (Read More)

If a band ever finds that it is not giving their best effort and playing at the edge of their abilities at all times, then they are not playing the kind of music that they should be playing. – Patrick T… (Read More)

Imaad Wasif’s new album is Strange Hexes and his new band is Two Part Beast. The songs that came to form Strange Hexes were written during 2006 while Wasif was touring the world in support of his self-titled debut. From thought… (Read More)

Making a splash with Redemption and 2005 tour in support of VNV Nation as well as other high profile shows with Tiger Army and their appearance at the legendary Wave Gothic Treffen Festival in Germany, Imperative Reaction began work their next… (Read More)

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“In The Whale sounds like the Talking Heads got the shit beat out of them by Rage Against The Machine” -Tyler Glasgow (PLACES) In The Whale originally got started in middle-of-nowhere-land, Greeley, Colorado as a fun escape from their main bands… (Read More)

WE ARE LEGION!" INDIAN JEWELRY, a band from Houston, TX, were formerly known as SWARM of ANGELS, NTX + ELECTRIC, TURQUOISE DIAMONDS, CORPSES of WACO, PERPETUAL WAR PARTY BAND. At the core INDIAN JEWELRY is a threesome (TEX KERSCHEN, ERIKA… (Read More)

n the summer of 1993, Da5id Din and Matthew Crofoot formed Informatik based on a shared interest in the electronic music that was coming from Europe. They began recording together immediately, and after founding SINless Records, self-released their debut album Direct… (Read More)

The debut LP from Initials BR (formerly Boo Radley), Boo Radley Bruises Badly is a half-rapped, half-sung concept album consisting of 12 songs loosely narrating events and life transitions that occurred over the course of 2003. At 70+ minutes, it’s a… (Read More)

Music critic John Brady picks his top three albums of 2005, including Don Lennon’s Routine and self-titled releases from LCD Soundsystem and Innaway. “I chose these releases as my top three for, coincidentally, three reasons,” says Brady. "Either they rock… (Read More)

You don’t think Hip-Hop when you think of Colorado do you? Well, Denver MC/Artist Input is here to change that. (Read More)

aDAM hAWKINS – guitar/vocals aNDREW bAILEY – guitar kYLE hARVEY – bass kARL hOUFEK – keys mATT aRBEITER – drums (Read More)

Itchy-O emerged as a solo project in 2003 when the relocated experimental percussionist/filmmaker Scott Banning, (Super Collider, San Francisco Taiko Dojo, Valley Fever, Extra Action Marching Band, and close associate of Crash Worship), emerged in Denver. Since then this project has… (Read More)

There’s a scene in Dostoevsky’s Brothers Karamazov where the main characters Ivan and Alyosha discuss the existence of God. Ivan, in particular, questions the idea of God. Alyosha, on the other hand, is a monk, a believer, some may say, a… (Read More)

With high energy tunes and creative tempo changes, Indie Rock might best describe Ivory Drive’s music, but their sound isn’t easily pigeonholed. Ivory Drive’s five musicians combine on piano, organ, drums, bass, trumpet, and sax to produce songs that are fresh… (Read More)

Z EM (Infinite 7) By John La Briola Article Published May 18, 2006 Who / What: IZ Music Genre: Rock Maybe for his next trick, illusionist David Blaine will arrange to have himself sewn up in the rotting carcass of an… (Read More)

Miguel Avina (Guitar & Vocals) Brenda Avina (Bass) Alejandro Estrada (Drums & Percussions) (Read More)