BandWagon Magazine, March 2018: Alex Cameron & Roy Molloy

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In the March Issue
Read the issue storyAlex Cameron & Roy Molloy, Antibalas, Slow Caves, Giants & Pilgrims, Tyja3, Andy Sydow, Colorado Sound Top Picks. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.
ReviewsAlbum Review: Tyja3 – 3PieceTyja3 bleeds hyphy and embodies fun on the project, bringing a very new school vibe to old-school braggadocio bars and flow. Even the deeper track “TML” keeps the momentum of the feel-good vibes while still giving a story of facing adversity. For old heads on the search for a nostalgia kick, tracks like “Dope” and “Forces” give the feeling that Tyja3 just snatched the mic from the DJ and started spittin’ his heart out.BandWagon Magazine · Mar 1, 2018
ReviewsAlbum Review: Andy Sydow – Reasons For DepartureAt age 26, Andy Sydow has already put out four albums since 2013, Reason for Departure being his newest.Jay Wallace · Mar 1, 2018
ReviewsAlbum Review: Giants & Pilgrims – BellwetherGiants & Pilgrims call themselves “a marriage of art and music.” Aptly, Bellwether, the Greeley group’s forthcoming full-length, feels like an impressionist painting, lush with color and rife with rustic detail.Kevin Johnston · Mar 1, 2018
FeaturesSlow Caves – Poser / Rover 7″ ReleaseSlow Caves evoke a depth of maturity that belies their youthful, blonde, surf-rock appearance.Kevin Johnston · Mar 1, 2018
FeaturesAntibalas Is The Medicine Everyone NeedsAs the lead singer of Antibalas, Amayo is used to juggling the various demands that come along with being a working musician. Founded in 1998 by Martin Perna, the 11-piece outfit was inspired by Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, who wove jazz, funk, Ghanaian/Nigerian highlife, rock, and traditional West African chants and rhythms into one cohesive fabric.Kyle Eustice · Mar 1, 2018
FeaturesAlex Cameron & Roy Molloy Are No Cheap DatesAlex Cameron and his business partner/saxophonist Roy Malloy know what it means to put in time. From their humble beginnings in Sydney, Australia to their consistently sold out shows around the world, the name of the game has been stay on the grind and cash those checks when you can.Jed Murphy · Mar 1, 2018