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Continue readingBandWagon Magazine – October 2017
Month: September 2017
The Block Party 2017 – Downtown Greeley
11th annual Greeley Block Party in Downtown Greeley Continue reading
BandWagon Records Showcase – My Body Sings Electric, Silver & Gold, Bryce Merritt @ Moxi Theater – Greeley
BandWagon Records Showcase at the Moxi Theater featuring My Body Sings Electric, Silver & Gold, Bryce Merritt Continue reading
In The Whale – Not Their First Rodeo
For Nate Valdez and Eric Reilly of the two-piece rock band In The Whale, the last seven years has been a wild ride on the slow burn to success. From their humble beginnings in the early days of the Greeley music scene to their grind touring at a national level, In The Whale has evolved both sonically and professionally.
Continue readingThundercat Comes Into His Own
“As long as I don’t start murdering people are robbing banks in the name of Thundercat, I’m good,” Stephen Bruner says regarding his fixation with the ‘80s action figures and cartoon series. “I kind of had a creepier fascination with it when I was younger. It scared my parents a bit. My mom had to be careful and pay attention because if she didn’t, she would turn around and I would seriously be worshiping the toys. I’m sure eating the cat food, staring at the toys and not really playing with them would scare anybody though [laughs].”
Continue readingDon’t Always Believe What You See: Brotha Lynch Hung
Infamous for his tendencies towards dark, twisted rap tales, or what many call “horrorcore,” Sacramento native Brotha Lynch Hung (real name Kevin Mann) has established himself as an inimitable force in the business. Since stepping out with the 24 Deep EP in 1993, he’s continually pumped out solo albums, only taking a hiatus between 2003‘s Lynch by Inch: Suicide Note and 2009’s The Gas Station Mixtape Volume One. Admittedly, he was not exactly sure what he was going to do during that period of his life.
Continue reading105.5 The Colorado Sound’s Top Picks
105.5 The Colorado Sound shares its picks for the albums you should be listening to.
Continue readingAlbum Review: Victim Culture – Self-Titled
Back in April, Denver-based hardcore band, Victim Culture, released their debut, self-titled album. Coming in at eight songs and a breezy 23 minutes, the album packs a heavy, but swift punch from start to finish. Comprised of Zack Hill on guitar and vocals, Connor Hampton on vocals and bass, and Noah Shockley on drums, the band’s sound is rooted heavily in punk. They have a raw but defined sound, blending together melodicism with dissonant, angular guitar riffs.
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