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Zach Shepherd

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MusicAlbum Review: Overslept + Father Mountain– Split EPRecently, the BandWagon sat down and spoke with Elias Armao of the up-and-coming Denver indie band, Overslept, to discuss their latest split release with sister band, Father Mountain.Zach Shepherd · Oct 4, 2016

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MusicAlbum Review: Roy Catlin & The Dudes“I’ve always been interested in the concept of fate because I believe there are two sides to it.Zach Shepherd · Jul 9, 2016

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MusicAlbum Review: Gregory Alan IsakovHaving played with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra at Boettcher Concert Hall back in November 2013, Gregory Alan Isakov has recently revisited that night by recording a full…Zach Shepherd · Jun 6, 2016

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FeaturesPatrick RichardsonEveryone finds comedy in life. For Patrick Richardson, comedy is found in the act of living–and the funny shit that comes with it.Zach Shepherd · May 20, 2016

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MusicEP Review: Montoneros – Heat HorseThe latest offering from Montoneros, Heat Horse, is an exciting release which goes on a journey through many different and incredible musical elements. Recorded in Black and Bluhm Studios with Chris Fogel, the group was astonishingly able to record the entire EP in a single day. Don’t let this fast paced studio venture fool you; this EP is well thought out and the musicianship in these songs is undeniable.Zach Shepherd · Apr 11, 2016

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FeaturesThe Panoramic– Sacred AnatomySacred Anatomy, the debut album from The Panoramic, is one of the most intense metal albums Northern Colorado’s music scene has ever seen. With bone-crushing grooves, rigorous guitar leads, a driving rhythm section, and soul splitting vocals with brutality to match, the LP is as ambitious as the men who sought out to create it.Zach Shepherd · Mar 21, 2016