BandWagon Magazine, November 2017: The National Parks

The National Parks, (Hed) P.E., FACE, The Great Aerodrome, Melkbelly, Matthew Wilburn Skinner, Hip Hop History Week. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.

MusicAlbum Review: The Great Aerodome– Happy Birthday to Me, I GuessGenre-bending rockers, The Great Aerodrome knock it out of the park with their debut album Happy Birthday to Me, I Guess.Noel Billups · Nov 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Melkbelly – Nothing ValleyMelkbelly’s debut, full-length album Nothing Valley may be one of the most refreshing albums of the year.Noel Billups · Nov 1, 2017FilmAlbum Review: Matthew Wilburn Skinner– Play For The KingMatthew Wilburn Skinner makes up one-third of the band Tallgrass, picking up the banjo and guitar, playing the harmonica and contributing his raspy vocals to the band.Jay Wallace · Nov 1, 2017Features105.5 The Colorado Sound’s Picks You Should Hear This Month105.5 The Colorado Sound’s Picks You Should Hear This Month featuring Jade Jackson, Beck, Julien Lennon and Hiss Golden Messenger.BandWagon Magazine · Nov 1, 2017FeaturesSomething from Nothing: The Music District Presents ‘Hip Hop History Week’Although Fort Collins is often considered a creative hub of music and art, Hip Hop often gets underrepresented in the overall big picture.Kyle Eustice · Nov 1, 2017FeaturesFace Time with Face Vocal BandThey’ve been booked before Jay Leno, Bon Jovi, Reel Big Fish and recently the Barenaked Ladies at the Greeley Stampede, and they did it all with only their voice.Jay Wallace · Nov 1, 2017(hƏd) p.e.: Sustaining The Dream(hƏd) p.e. is a highly energetic, socio-political, in your face band that brings a sense of familiarity to their listeners.BandWagon Magazine · Nov 1, 2017FeaturesThe National Parks Tell Their StoryBrady Parks, vocalist and songwriter of The National Parks, was drawn to folk music by the storytelling aspect of the genre.Jed Murphy · Nov 1, 2017