IN THIS ISSUE:
blkhrts // Ty Segall // Washed Out // Nine Inch Nails // Temples // Leghounds
Silver and Gold // The Burroughs // To Do List // Jobs // North Woods // The Gambler
September 2013 – In The Whale
IN THIS ISSUE: blkhrts // Ty Segall // Washed Out // Nine Inch Nails // Temples // Leghounds Silver and Gold // The Burroughs // To Do List // Jobs // North Woods // The Gambler
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25 Things You Didn’t Want to Know About In the WhaleIn The Whale is a band that needs little introduction around Colorado, especially as of late.Mikey Unruh · Sep 2, 2013
MusicAlbum Review: Ty Segall – SleeperBrazen post-punk millennial darling. That sounds like a lot, but it actually describes San Francisco artist Ty Segall pretty accurately.Jordan Wood · Sep 2, 2013
FeaturesGreeley Block Party 2013 Spotlights – Silver and GoldSilver and Gold, a new Greeley band comprised of current and prior UNC music students, will be bringing their refreshing performance experience to this year’s Block Party, opening…Mariah Foster · Sep 3, 2013
FeaturesGreeley Block Party 2013 Spotlights – LeghoundsLeghounds’ music is influenced by old-school funk, soul, and R&B adorned with a certain class and charm that makes it appealing to music fans young and old. They are able to command any crowd, and endless moving is inevitable during their live performances.Jordan Wood · Sep 4, 2013
FeaturesBlock Party 2013 Spotlight – Racing on the SunLocal favorites are back for the Block Party!Mariah Foster · Sep 4, 2013
MusicAlbum Review: BLKHRTS – Death, Romance, and the Color BLKCombining the disparate worlds of gothic music and hip hop, BLKHRTS exemplify the creativity that the Colorado music scene generates. Denver rappers King F.O.E., Yonnas Abraham, and Karma the Voice have produced an album of fast and unflinching lyrics layered over droning and reverberating synth lines.Aaron Hammond · Sep 4, 2013
MusicAlbum Review: Washed Out – ParacosmErnest Greene started out as a jobless librarian recording music on his computer in the upstairs bedroom of his parent’s house.Christopher Sheridan · Sep 4, 2013
FeaturesBlock Party 2013 Spotlight – The BurroughsJohnny Burroughs, self-proclaimed preacher’s kid, grew up playing church music and listening primarily to soul music, doo wop, and the Raisins.Mariah Foster · Sep 4, 2013
Block Party 2013 Spotlight – DuchovnyTheir sound is all the good things about alt-rock, jazz, and pop melded together. Duchovny not only has a special skill for songwriting, but they do an excellent job of complementing their smooth vocals with the instruments instead of being overwhelming.Jordan Wood · Sep 4, 2013
BandWagon’s Exclusive Interview with Psychedelic Sensation TemplesAs a band, being compared to the Beatles is either a blessing or a curse.Jordan Wood · Sep 5, 2013
CommunityThe Gambler Returns to Its RootsThe Gambler and Garden City is happily reunited with an old familiar name that has come back to retake its throne as Northern Colorado’s premier hang out for live country music.Scott Hartman · Sep 13, 2013Creative WritingThis is How the World EndsYou never really believe you’re going to wake up one morning and find that the world you knew is gone.Willow Summers · Sep 16, 2013Keep Reading
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