BandWagon Magazine, October 2018: The Widow’s Bane

The Widow’s Bane, MISTY BOYCE, THE COLLECTION, EMINEM, SOUL BROTHERS, ALRIGHT ALRIGHT, THE COLORADO SOUND’S TOP PICKS. 10,000 copies on the street from Cheyenne to Fort Collins.

FeaturesMisty Boyce – Lady Boss Among LordsMisty Boyce is no stranger to big stages in Colorado.Kevin Johnston · Oct 2, 2018ReviewsAlbum Review: Alright Alright – NearbySeth and China Kent are the married couple behind Alright Alright, each of whom have very different musical backgrounds, explaining AA’s unique, diverse sound. China is a classically trained pianist from Vanderbilt University; Seth a former guitar tech for The Fray (“How to Save a Life”). Alright Alright stand out from the masses with a gentle sense of depth and even gravitas on their new album, Nearby.Jay Wallace · Oct 4, 2018FeaturesThe Collection – The Natural Order Of Chaos“I was so down-and-out mentally,” says David Wimbish the vocalist and bandleader of The Collection.Jed Murphy · Oct 9, 2018ReviewsEminem – KamikazeEminem fans were elated when he surprise-dropped his 10th studio album Kamikaze at the end of August.Kyle Eustice · Oct 12, 2018FeaturesWidow’s Bane – The Afterlife Is A Never-Ending PartyYou think your life is bad? Let’s consider the life of Gov.Dan England · Oct 16, 2018105.5 The Colorado Sound's Featured Artists105.5 The Colorado Sound – Top Picks You Should Hear In OctoberIf you were to play this album for anyone unfamiliar with Boz Scaggs, they’d be VERY surprised to learn his first album came out in 1965. A few bars into the leadoff track “Rock And Stick,” that unique and still-smooth voice belies his 74 years. If you aren’t familiar, Great Lake Swimmers are a Canadian band built around a loose collective of musicians and the guiding light of singer/songwriter Tony Dekker – they went into the studio with the idea of creating an album without one instrument: the acoustic guitar. On Jungle’s For Ever, you’ll hear catchy, synth-laden goodness worthy of the needle drop. Don’t miss the stand-outs: “Beat 54” (an homage to Studio 54), “Happy Man” and “Heavy California.” Rarely do bands have record labels get into bidding wars for their services with only has one song in their repertoire. Such is the case with Austin’s Black Pumas.BandWagon Magazine · Oct 18, 2018ReviewsAlbum Review: Soul Brothers – God’s SonsGreeley Rap trio Soul Brothers show off their talent while furthering their immersion into the culture of Hip-Hop, both on God’s Sons and live in concert, so pay close attention. With inspiring performances that promote crowd participation, their lyrics are relevant and relatable to anyone with even a mild appreciation for rap and hip-hopJamar Johnson · Oct 25, 2018