BandWagon Magazine, December 2017: The Burroughs

The Burroughs, Jane’s Addiction, Maddy O’Neal, This Broken Beat Michael Morrow & The Culprits, Modern Suspects. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.

MusicAlbum Review: Michael Morrow & The Culprits – RaucousWe have gotten some throwback/retro albums over the years at BandWagon from a lot of different genres, but one we never expected to get is a 1980s-style hair metal album.Jay Wallace · Dec 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: this broken beat – What’s On Your Mind?Denver pop band this broken beat has been rising to the top for the last year since releasing their first single, “Sweat And Blood,” in 2016.Jay Wallace · Dec 1, 2017FeaturesPerry Farrell: Lifting The VeilIn the early ‘80s, New York native/lead singer Perry Farrell fled the concrete jungle for the sunny side of the United States and landed in California.Kyle Eustice · Dec 1, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Modern Suspects – IIII is, as the name suggests, the second EP from the Denver based synth-pop group Modern Suspects.Noel Billups · Dec 1, 2017FeaturesMaddy O’Neal: Big Year, Bright FutureFor the last year, EDM artist Maddy O’Neal has been hitting the road hard.Jed Murphy · Dec 1, 2017FeaturesThe Burroughs Got To Feel“I’m so proud of this, from top to bottom,” says Johnny Burroughs, vocalist and band leader of the Greeley soul band The Burroughs about their latest album, Got to Feel.Jed Murphy · Dec 1, 2017