BandWagon Magazine, September 2017: In The Whale

In The Whale, Thundercat, Brotha Lynch Hung, Ian Mahan, Attack On Venus, Victim Culture, Whitehorse, Dan Auerbach. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.

MusicAlbum 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, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Attack On Venus – XOAttack on Venus is your local pissed off galactic explorers.Samm Barrett · Sep 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Victim Culture – Self-TitledBack in April, Denver-based hardcore band, Victim Culture, released their debut, self-titled album.Noel Billups · Sep 1, 2017Features105.5 The Colorado Sound’s Top Picks105.5 The Colorado Sound shares its picks for the albums you should be listening to.BandWagon Magazine · Sep 1, 2017FeaturesDon’t Always Believe What You See: Brotha Lynch HungInfamous for his tendencies towards dark, twisted rap tales, or what many call “horrorcore,” Sacramento native Brotha Lynch Hung (real name Kevin Mann) has established himself as an inimitable force in the business.Kyle Eustice · Sep 1, 2017FeaturesThundercat Comes Into His Own“As long as I don’t start murdering people are robbing banks in the name of Thundercat, I’m good,” Stephen Bruner says regarding his fixation with the ‘80s action figures and cartoon series.Kyle Eustice · Sep 1, 2017FeaturesIn The Whale – Not Their First RodeoFor Nate Valdez and Eric Reilly of the two-piece rock band In The Whale, the last seven years has been a wild ride on the slow burn to success.Jed Murphy · Sep 1, 2017