August – Trichome
In This Issue: Edward Sharpe // Kingman Brewster // Ill-esha // You, Me, and Apollo David Lynch // Dyana Wyeno // Arise Music Festival // Pacific Rim
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Trichome Ends Their Eight Year RunAfter eight years of being one of northern Colorado’s most distinguished bands, they have decided to take an “indefinite hiatus.”Jed Murphy · Aug 5, 2013
ReviewsLocal Artist Dyana Wyeno Shares Her VisionI walk into her studio space in the Greeley Art Space and see several different projects mid way done, you can almost feel them bouncing creative energy off each other. She is an artist of many colors and knows how to get the most out of both her busy schedule and every and any household material.Kendra Hamman · Aug 6, 2013
FeaturesARISE Music Festival: A Mission for Cultivation Through ArtThe transcendent spirit of the ‘60s is alive and in ascent thanks to the upcoming ARISE Music Festival.Alex Graff · Aug 12, 2013
FeaturesARISE Spotlight – Westwater OutlawsWest Water Outlaws is a self-described “high energy rock n’ roll band” out of Boulder, Colorado adhere to the musical flavors of The Black Keys, and Led Zeppelin.Kendra Hamman · Aug 12, 2013
FeaturesARISE Spotlight – The MotetFor the last decade the Motet has asked only one favor from fans, “Dance your ass off!” This summer alone they have blasted some of the most beautiful concert venues in the state…Kendra Hamman · Aug 12, 2013
FeaturesARISE Spotlight – Random RabListening to Random Rab is a unique experience while sitting at my favorite coffee shop barely being able to keep still. His variations of spatial harmonies weave in and out of glitchy over tones, and smooth trance progressions all strung together with a heavy drum line.Kendra Hamman · Aug 12, 2013
FeaturesARISE Spotlight – QuixoticIn an era music saturated in synthetic sounds its always pleasure to find artists who can successfully incorporate classical sounds with new technology. Axs, released in 2012 includes songs like “Maya” and “Synergist” that would win the approval of even the most devoted bass head.Rachel Waltman · Aug 12, 2013You Me & Apollo Talk About Touring and Living in Fort CollinsYou Me & Apollo began in Arizona, with one man, Brent Cowles, a name, and an EP, but once they relocated to Fort Collins things began to really develop.Mikey Unruh · Aug 23, 2013Keep Reading
FeaturesThe Velveteers: That’s Rock and RollAva Harris · Nov 1, 2026
CommunityGenerations of Greeley Musicians Call Music Depot HomeFor 30 years, Greeley’s hometown music store has welcomed every kind of musician.Landon Ungerman · Nov 1, 2026
FeaturesThem Heavy Stones on rebuilding a life, writing songs and their debut albumThem Heavy Stones celebrates Somewhere After Yesterday, its debut album built from fresh starts, with a release show at The Moxi on December 11.Zachary Visconti · Nov 1, 2026