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FeaturesROOKE5 Releases New Debut “Colossal Chronicles”One local Greeley rapper’s music has finally started to take off.John Hann · Feb 7, 2013

FeaturesThe Photo Atlas – “Stuck In A Honeytrap”In a time when electronic dance music rules the airwaves, The Photo Atlas is refreshing proof that post-punk is still breathing and can serve the same demographic.Austin Wulf · Feb 6, 2013MusicReview: FIDLAR – “FIDLAR”Step aside, LMFAO; the real party rock has arrived.Austin Wulf · Feb 5, 2013FeaturesNew Strokes Tune – “One Way Trigger”The Strokes released a new single today called “One Way Trigger.” Upon first listen you might ask, “Who in the left-hell is singing?!” It would seem Julian Casablancas is once again attempting to diverge from his usual drunken mumbling and occasional cracked yelping with an interesting falsetto. The sound overall is closer related to Casablancas’ solo album, “Phrazes For The Young,” with more keyboard-sounding guitar riffs. The guitar at some points almost sounds like steel drums on a Nintendo.James Garcia · Jan 25, 2013FeaturesExclusive Download: Katey Laurel – “From Here”Denver-based singer/songwriter Katey Laurel has offered BandWagon readers a chance to download her EP From Here for free.BandWagon Magazine · Jan 24, 2013FeaturesBloc Party Rocks the Ogden[slideshow gallery_id=”1″] Bloc Party played a killer show at the Ogden Theater in Denver on Tuesday (January 22nd) to a severely stoned audience.James Garcia · Jan 24, 2013MusicReview: Pearl Necklace – “Soft Opening”Straight out of the Brooklyn electronic music scene, Bryce Hackford and Frank Lyon make up the band Pearl Necklace.Jordan Wood · Jan 22, 2013MusicReview: Lydia – “Acoustics ’12”It is rare for a band to produce two albums in less than two years, but Lydia hates to disappoint.William Woods · Jan 22, 2013MusicReview: David Leonard – “To and From”Leonard’s 2011 debut album, consisting of pleasant classical guitar noodling, is something you listen to after the end of a long day to unwind.Jay Wallace · Jan 15, 2013MusicReview: Juvenile – “Juvie Tuesday”“Juvie Tuesday” is the first mixtape or album release since June for the 37-year-old rapper from New Orleans, Juvenile. What makes it so unique is that it features members from Cash Money’s group Hot Boys, such as Lil Wayne and Birdman, who have not rapped together in years.John Hann · Jan 15, 2013FeaturesBOTB: Squid KidsThe Squid Kids have been around the block a few times when it comes to playing shows in Greeley.Jed Murphy · Jan 11, 2013FeaturesBOTB: Grits & GravyGrits & Gravy stand apart from other hip-hop acts.Mikey Unruh · Jan 9, 2013MusicReview: Nightlands – “Oak Island”Dave Hartley, bassist for Kurt Vile’s The War On Drugs, is set to release his sophomore solo-album, titled Oak Island, on January 22nd of this year under the name Nightlands.Sean Hunter · Jan 8, 2013MusicReview: Bones Muhroni – “Savvy”Bones Muhroni is a name that has a very soft spot in the northern Colorado music scene.Jed Murphy · Jan 8, 2013FeaturesBOTB: Leghounds Mark Their TerritoryWith layers of harmonies that exist to move and flow, a soulful sweetness, and technical savvy, there is little surprise as to why the Leghounds won our Battle of the Bands and the $1,000 prize.Willow Summers · Jan 7, 2013Features2012/13 New Year’s Eve EventsWe get it, you’re just like us and leave everything to the last minute.BandWagon Magazine · Dec 31, 2012MusicReview: Wild Nothing at Larimer LoungeDream pop outfit Wild Nothing makes music perfect for listening to on cool, rainy days, and it’s even better when you catch their live show on a damp, chilly Colorado evening.Melissa Jones · Sep 17, 2012MusicReview: “Jack’s House Part 2”Just off the corner of Laurel and College, at 109 East Laurel Street, there is a little place called TI Bar.Audra Peister · Sep 11, 2012