Brazen post-punk millennial darling. That sounds like a lot, but it actually describes San Francisco artist Ty Segall pretty accurately.
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25 Things You Didn’t Want to Know About In the Whale
In The Whale is a band that needs little introduction around Colorado, especially as of late. Included among the recent accomplishments of duo Nate Valdez and Eric Riley are a number of huge shows, including a set at Red Rocks for the Film on the Rocks, the main stage at the Westword Music Showcase, playing SXSW, performing with Local H, Middle Class Rut, and winning the Westword Award in the Rock/Alternative category.
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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 …
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You might have seen the above flyer around town the past month. It’s not an actual missing person. It’s for the IndieGoGo campaign for the indie horror film North Woods.
Continue readingGregory Alan Isakov Discusses Song Writing and His Work with Horticulture
Gregory Alan Isakov’s songs dance around the edge of modern folk music and he plays by an old set of rules. Not only was Weatherman the product of abandoning a previous album, but it was also made on analogue recording equipment from a cabin in Nederland, Colorado. His sounds as rich as they are simple, rooted in the patchwork of the hills of that state.
Continue readingQuixotic Introduce ARISE to a New Form of High Art
Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, Quixotic has become a force to be recognized in modern art. Infusing multimedia, electro, and ballet, their performances at ARISE gave audiences a break from what many would consider a traditional act.
Continue readingYou Me & Apollo Talk About Touring and Living in Fort Collins
You Me & Apollo began in Arizona, with one man, Brent Cowles, a name, and an EP, but once they relocated to Fort Collins things began to really develop. Writing new songs and acquiring a band to play with him, the music began to really take shape, developing the sound that many, especially in Colorado have grown to love.
Continue readingBoulder-based The Motet Take Colorado Funk to New Heights
On Thursday afternoon the BandWagon had the chance to sit down with Ryan Jalbert, and Jans Ingber from The Motet. The band members were very excited to be at ARISE and were having a great time being apart of the festival. The fun, easygoing band members answered a few questions about their music and history as a band.
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