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BandWagon Magazine, August 2016: Ziggy Marley

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Ziggy Marley, ZIGGY MARLEY, THE EPILOGUES, MARK SULTAN, BLEACHED, QUENTIN, OMNI, THE PATTI FIASCO, RETROFETTE, WESLEY SAM-BRUCE. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.

Black-and-white photo of three women crouching on dirt among boulders, one in a cap and one with a platinum bob.FeaturesGirls Rule: BleachedWhen sisters Jen and Jessie Clavin were little, the Los Angeles natives would play around with their father’s guitars, often daydreaming about starting a band one day.Kyle Eustice · Aug 2, 2016Logo for 94.3 The X FrontRange Alternative radio station, with black numerals and a green sketched X.New on 94.3 The XNEW ON 94.3 THE X: SONGS YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS MONTHThe 1975 – Somebody Else If you needed a post-breakup song, you can thank The 1975 for this.Shelby Taylor-Thorn · Aug 2, 2016A couple stands hand in hand in a room covered with black-and-white hand-painted murals of an owl and symbols.FeaturesArtist Profile: Wesley Sam-BruceThe best part of Greeley-based visual artist Wesley Sam-Bruce’s work is it’s clear he goes all the way with an idea.Jed Murphy · Aug 2, 2016Three men pose in a cluttered room with stacked books and a painting of a building on the wall.MusicAlbum Review: Omni – DeluxeIt’s strange to describe a record so aesthetically planted in nostalgia as anachronistic, but it’s oddly difficult to describe Omni’s debut record otherwise.BandWagon Magazine · Aug 2, 2016Two men in black t-shirts stand before a pale wall as glittery star-shaped confetti falls around them.MusicAlbum Review: RetrofetteEarlier this year, electro-pop duo Lzrwlf, comprised of Sean Culliton and Xavier Provencher, announced that they would be changing their name to Retrofette.Noel Billups · Aug 2, 2016Pink and black halftone graphic of a person whose eyes are visible above a pink scarf or turban wrapped across the face.FeaturesMark Sultan’s One Man Show Comes to Fort CollinsBefore he was in The King Khan & BBQ Show, Mark Sultan played drums for the Canadian punk outfit Powersquat, who were noted for particularly violent live shows.Kyle Eustice · Aug 2, 2016Five people pose on worn couches in a dim room covered with stickers, graffiti, and posters.MusicAlbum Review: The Patti FiascoYears ago, we covered an independent feature film made in Fort Collins titled Whensday, a comedy that had it’s love of bicycling, beer and Colorado on its sleeve.Jay Wallace · Aug 2, 2016Five smiling people stand side by side against an exposed brick wall, with no instruments visible.MusicAlbum Review: QuentinSome things are fleeting, and Quentin insists you do not forget that — but the Greeley band will comfort listeners through cynic solidarity.BandWagon Magazine · Aug 2, 2016Four men sit on sunlit granite rocks by a lake, with pine-covered mountains behind them at sunset.FeaturesThe Epilogues–The End Of An EraIt’s safe to say The Epilogues have put in their time in the Greeley scene.Jed Murphy · Aug 2, 2016A man with dreadlocks and a beard sits in a brown leather armchair beside a guitar, wearing a gray zip hoodie.FeaturesZiggy MarleyAs the eldest son of reggae icon Bob Marley, Ziggy Marley had impossibly large shoes to fill.Kyle Eustice · Aug 2, 2016Close-up portrait of a person with dark hair, hand raised over the face, wearing gold rings and a nose ring on black.MusicAlbum Review: FKA twigs— M3LL155XArt relies on experimentation for its continued growth.Clark Lamson · Aug 26, 2016