Album Review: LVDY – Gold

May 11, 2021

The Denver-based acoustic duo LVDY (pronounced “lady”) show what beautiful sounds two women and a guitar can make on their full-length album, Gold. In 11 songs, Kathleen Hooper and Aubrey Mable give us tight harmonies, the sway of natural acoustic pop refrains and a warm folk ambience, showcasing the creative ways two women use sparse instrumentation and vocals to create full sounds.

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Milyen tényezőkre kell figyelnie egy kaszinójátékosnak, amikor a legjobb online kaszinót választja Magyarországon – a legjobbkaszino.hu szakértői csapatának ajánlásai

Amióta az online kaszinók megjelentek az interneten, a szerencsejátékok szerelmeseinek milliói kerülnek nap mint nap nehéz választás elé. Még a tapasztalt szerencsejátékosok is nehezen tudnak eligazodni az online kaszinók sokaságában, a kezdő játékosok pedig tanácstalanok. …

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Home Team For The Win: The Burroughs’ “Zero Sum Game”

May 7, 2021

After a year, The Burroughs have re-emerged with a new video and single, “Zero Sum Game,” a first time songwriting collaboration between drummer Mary Claxton and frontman Johnny Burroughs. It marks Claxton’s official debut as a lead vocalist with The Burroughs. On one Saturday afternoon at Greeley’s huge, vacant Union Colony City Center stage, the video was filmed in a single, continuous shot, keeping focus on Claxton’s unbroken gaze as her environment seamlessly changes around her.

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Album Review: VYNYL – The World Is On Fire, and I’m Lonely

May 6, 2021

In Denver, a hyperactive, fashion-forward group is making music that could just be the cutting edge of this pop punk resurgence. Though VYNYL strayed into synth-pop territory with their first EP, Pink, 2021’s aptly titled The World Is On Fire, and I’m Lonely is full of grit without losing any of the hookiness of the band’s earlier work. Catchy melodies are paired with crisp production and colossal energy, making it a good case as the perfect bittersweet summer soundtrack into the final stretch of the pandemic.

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