Replica City – A Better You review

Once again, the Mile High City has another solid post-punk album on the shelf. In June of 2026, Replica City, the three-piece rock outfit based out of Denver, released their second full-length album, A Better You. This emotionally charged, raucous affair leans in while tuning out, delivering another one-two punch from the DIY record label, […]

Deth Rali – The Fall of Neon Review

Denver goth outfit Deth Rali’s latest full-length album, The Fall of Neon, walks a fine line between scratching the itch for the genre and discomfort. Soaked in the darkwave synths and chorused-out guitar that became iconic in the ’80s, while clad in black lipstick and white face paint, Deth Rali checks all the gothic boxes. […]

The Crooked Rugs Find Their Sweet Spot on Self-Titled Fifth Album

Ever expanding and prolific, Fort Collins-based psychedelic high-desert rock outfit The Crooked Rugs is back with a self-titled fifth full-length album. Locking in on the things that made their previous album Hear & Now so interesting, The Crooked Rugs is contemplative and precise, feeling more like the steady forward motion of a train than a […]

Aubrey Dale’s Firewood Burns Slow and Bright

Colorado has never had a shortage of artists trying to split the difference between country tradition and something newer. Aubrey Dale actually pulls it off. Her debut full-length, Fireweed, lands somewhere between classic traditions and a production sensibility that doesn’t feel beholden to Nashville. It’s a record that earns your attention quietly, and keeps it.  […]

Good Carver Examines Uncertainty on Debut Album The Steps We Have To Take

Navigating uncertainty isn’t a process that goes away with time. While the questions may change as we age, and so too the world around us, our responses to these unknowns are defined by patterns both given to us and learned. It’s here that indie folk project Good Carver picks up the pen on debut record […]

Seattle’s Magenta Wave Brings The Well to Colorado This May

Seattle-based rock band Magenta Wave has been putting out indie power anthems for over two years now, and nothing sums up their sound better than their latest EP, The Well. Produced by future Seattle production legend (calling it now) Ethan Bovey, The Well is a tight, five track EP with a sound that could easily […]

Elektric Animals Take You Somewhere New on B&B MOTEL

As mainstream sounds continue to dominate, Elektric Animals carve out space for alternative indie to evolve within Colorado’s growing music scene. Their latest album, B&B MOTEL, blends nostalgic alternative elements with a fresh indie sound, setting it apart from what’s currently trending. Created by the duo Nick Sanders and Will Hubert, the 10-track album includes […]

Siege Perilous Becomes the Dragon | Album Review

Fantasy has long been a genre of books, games, and even music that has been popular for centuries. Tales of knights, castles, and dragon slaying have been topics of interest in the forms of games like Dungeons and Dragons, gatherings such as the Renaissance Festival, and in recent years, a phenomenon called LARPing, a shortened […]