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July 2013 – Los Lonely Boys

In This Issue: Josh Turner // Jerrod Neimann // Lynyrd Skynyrd // Los Lobos // Alejandro Escovedo Huff N Keen // Twin Peaks // The Ghoulies // Ramshakle Glory // Ghost Mice

BMBy BandWagon Magazine·Jun 27, 2013·1 min read
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CommunitySaving the Chappelow Dance Program: A Mission For GreeleyAndrea Leggett is spearheading a campaign to save the dance program at Chappelow K-8 Arts Literacy Magnet School.James Garcia · Jul 1, 2013CommunityGreeley Scooters Set Up ShopThe last time BandWagon spoke with the pair, both said they had no intention of opening up a shop. What’s changed?Jay Wallace · Jul 2, 2013MusicAlbum Review: Huff N Keen – Foul I SeeThe local hip hop group has been working hard to produce some unique tracks, what they call “soul hop,” and have released another successful, underground project hip-hop fans everywhere should give a listen.John Hann · Jul 3, 2013FilmFilm Review: This is the EndIf you go into the theater expecting another stupid, overly blue comedy without any substance beyond satirized stoner impressions and pussy actor bitches… you won’t be disappointed. There’s plenty of that shit, but also a surprising amount of morality and commentary on the shallow behavior of Hollywood actors and their lifestyles.James Garcia · Jul 5, 2013FilmFilm Review: House (1977)The origin of the film is rather peculiar and makes sense, given the context. Jaws had come out two years earlier, and the bosses at Toho Studios thought that if a then-amateur like Spielberg could do that well, they could do the same.Jay Wallace · Jul 5, 2013MusicAlbum Review: Twin Peaks – SunkenSunken boasts simple, charismatic lyrics supported by youthful and impressively executed instrumentals.Jordan Wood · Jul 8, 2013MusicAlbum Review: The GhouliesRecently releasing their self-titled debut album, The Ghoulies’ multifaceted brand of rock is constituted by vocals reminiscent of ‘70s punk bands, guitar work that alternates between power chord punk, groove-oriented blues, and a rhythm section of bass and drums that invigorates a constant energy and excitement.Alex Graff · Jul 9, 2013MusicAlbum Review: Ramshackle Glory/Ghost Mice – ShelterFunded by a Kickstarter campaign, Ramshackle Glory and Ghost Mice’s split album Shelter was first described by Ghost Mice lead singer Chris Clavin as being “about the ideas of shelter and home.Austin Wulf · Jul 16, 2013

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