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MusicAlbum Review: Victim Culture – Self-TitledBack in April, Denver-based hardcore band, Victim Culture, released their debut, self-titled album.Noel Billups · Sep 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Attack On Venus – XOAttack on Venus is your local pissed off galactic explorers.Samm Barrett · Sep 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Ian Mahan – RockfordIan Mahan, based out of Denver, says he blends together pop, blues, folk, “and old-time entertainment,” and his latest album, Rockford, particularly leans toward an acoustic indie/pop blend with gentle, relaxing lyrics.Jay Wallace · Sep 1, 2017FeaturesAtmosphere: Freeing the EgoRoughly one year ago, Atmosphere released its most personal album to date – Fishing Blues.Kyle Eustice · Aug 1, 2017FeaturesJosh Blue– Can’t Knock Me DownLife as a stand-up comedian is not easy, just ask Josh Blue.BandWagon Magazine · Aug 1, 2017CommunityFort Collins Is a Thriving Music HubFort Collins, Colorado is a collaborative, non-competitive, startup music city without a big ego.BandWagon Magazine · Aug 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Bryce Merritt: Chroma IILast November, we spoke to Oklahoma native Bryce Merritt, a singer-songwriter and YouTuber, who had released his first album CHROMA I at the time.Jay Wallace · Aug 1, 2017New on 94.3 The XNew on 94.3 The X: ‘Songs You Need To Hear’New from Royal Blood, Cage The Elephant, Lorde, Foo Fighters and Dirty Heads.Shelby Taylor-Thorn · Aug 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Leslie Tom– Self-Titled EPHailing from Denver, traditional country music songstress Leslie Tom spent a few years traveling around the country, opening for the likes of Josh Turner and sharing the stage with Jeff Bates and Lee Roy Parnell.Jay Wallace · Aug 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Foxxes– Self-TitledDenver-based quartet, Foxxes, make their debut with this nine-track, self-titled lo-fi album with a nice DIY vibe to it.Noel Billups · Aug 1, 2017FeaturesLettuce: Erick “Jesus” Coomes Could Be Your Best FriendBassist for the funk band Lettuce and accomplished studio musician Erick “Jesus” Coomes earned a degree from the prestigious Berklee College of Music in the mid-90s.Kyle Eustice · Jul 5, 2017FeaturesTalkin’ Shop with RooneyRooney is a band you know you’ve heard. The commercial success of songs like “Don’t Let Your Heart Go Missing” and “I’m Shakin” made them a part of the high school experience for many young people growing up in the early and mid-2000s. What many casual listeners don’t know, bandleader Robert Schwartzman is also an accomplished filmmaker. In 2016, he released his directorial debut Dreamland at the Tribeca Film Festival while almost at the same time releasing Washed Away, Rooney’s first full-length album in six years. We spoke with Schwartzman about his incredible life as an artist.Jed Murphy · Jul 5, 2017FeaturesNew on 94.3 The X: ‘Songs You Need To Hear’New music from Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, Arcade Fire, Blink-182, The Unlikely Candidates and Barns Courtney.Shelby Taylor-Thorn · Jul 5, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Infinite Conscious – Trials and TribulationsSludgy thrash is the best way to describe the contrasting and somewhat ironic style that Infinite Conscious brings to the table on their latest EP Trials and Tribulations.Samm Barrett · Jul 5, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Coco Montoya – Hard TruthCoco Montoya’s latest album Hard Truth demonstrates the 65-year-old Stratocaster singer’s ability to play and sing the blues. Montoya certainly holds his own with the blues community and has a storied resume. He even used to play with John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, filling a spot once occupied by Eric Clapton and Peter Green.Andrew Stiegler · Jul 5, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Brent Cowles – Cold TimesAfter transitioning from leading You, Me, and Apollo and opening for big names like The Lumineers, Brent Cowles has released his first solo EP titled Cold Times.Ellen Hamilton · Jul 5, 2017MusicNot Your Grandfather’s “Cardiac Arrest”Los Angeles based Band Suns entered 2017 with style.Jed Murphy · Jun 1, 2017CommunityIt Takes Courage: Greeley’s Mural Scene Goes to New Heights“Wes has been exploring courage for some time now,” Silva explained, “as far as his work goes, and it just so happens that I’ve been exploring the symbol of the heart. How it’s a thing we all have, to have life, it’s something we have reference to. We dug deeper into these two things, and we find that they actually have a common root. So we decided to go from there and grow from that.”Jay Wallace · May 26, 2017ReviewsAlbum Review: Montoneros – Good BonesGood Bones is the latest release from Denver-based, math rock band Montoneros.Noel Billups · May 1, 2017FeaturesDevin The Dude–Still Floating on AirFor Devin The Dude, it would seem there’s no better place to perform than in Colorado.Kyle Eustice · Apr 3, 2017