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MusicAlbum Review: Edison– Familiar SpiritDenver-based folk/rock outfit Edison, consisting of singer/guitarist Sarah Slaton, multi-instrumentalist Dustin Morris and former Lumineers guitarist Maxwell Hughes gave been…Jay Wallace · Jan 9, 2017MusicAlbum Review: The Caveat– Self-TitledWith powerhouse bands like Animals as Leaders, Chon, and Russian Circles storming the music scene, it’s clear that the art of constructing instrumental music better left for the…Stefan Lopez · Jan 6, 2017MusicAlbum Review: Overslept + Father Mountain– Split EPRecently, the BandWagon sat down and spoke with Elias Armao of the up-and-coming Denver indie band, Overslept, to discuss their latest split release with sister band, Father Mountain.Zach Shepherd · Oct 4, 2016Features888: No More ‘Critical Mistakes’When Denver musician Danny Stills was surfing the internet one day, he stumbled across an 888, which is a tape made for a machine manufactured in the 1960s used to record the Beatles and other timeless acts.Kyle Eustice · Sep 3, 2016MusicAlbum Review: Top Flite Empire – Bad DecisionsIn the opening track of Top Flite Empire’s Debut LP Bad Decisions, they give the definition of a bad decision.BandWagon Magazine · Sep 3, 2016MusicAlbum Review: The Circus House– Graceful JungleGraceful Jungle is the newest album from Denver pop collective, The Circus House.Noel Billups · Sep 3, 2016FeaturesThe Epilogues–The End Of An EraIt’s safe to say The Epilogues have put in their time in the Greeley scene.Jed Murphy · Aug 2, 2016MusicAlbum Review: RetrofetteEarlier this year, electro-pop duo Lzrwlf, comprised of Sean Culliton and Xavier Provencher, announced that they would be changing their name to Retrofette.Noel Billups · Aug 2, 2016MusicAlbum Review: Bryan ThomasWhile we’ve reviewed our fair share of country albums here at BandWagon, Denver-based singer Bryan Thomas is the first artist we would compare 100 proof whiskey; while casual…Jay Wallace · Jul 9, 2016MusicAlbum Review: The BalticThese days, there seems to be no shortage of new psych rock bands that are worth checking out, and today that band is The Baltic.Noel Billups · Jul 9, 2016RJD2 NOT R2D2Ramble Jon Krohn, better known as producer RJD2, was born in Eugene, Oregon, but grew up in Columbus, Ohio, where he met other artists affiliated with the Ohio hip-hop scene such…Kyle Eustice · Jan 20, 2016MusicAlbum Review: Forty Fathoms— More To HateWriting and recording a pinnacle metal album is not simple. The process often takes the cooperative effort of three to five smelly dudes who spend every waking moment together arguing over who drank the last beer and why musicians shouldn’t attach their ego to the parts they contribute. After they’re nice and pissed off, the riffs and melodies begin to flow. Denver metal band Forty Fathoms are a relentless metal collaboration who’s EP, More to Hate, designates Colorado a place at the forefront of influential rock music.Stefan Lopez · Aug 18, 2015Concert PhotosUnderground Music Showcase 2015The Denver Post Underground Music Showcase, presented by Schomp Mini.Dylan Adams · Jul 28, 2015MusicLola Black’s Borracho Bash at Summit Music Hall106.7 KBPI and Jagermeister present Lola Black’s Borracho Bash at the Summit Music Hall in Denver. Featuring 21 Taras, In Death and Decay, Soundman Killz, Boo the Ghost, Omniism, Scarlet Canary, Lost Point, A Memory Down and Lola Black.Dylan Adams · Jul 19, 2015FeaturesThe Geometric Play of the Ivory CircleThis month, The BandWagon sat down with Connie Hong, lead singer of Denver’s very own Ivory Circle.Clark Lamson · Apr 2, 2015MusicAlbum Review: Navigate—Aspen HourglassEach member brings forth a unique musical background, ranging from jazz, to classical and metal. Only when the members of Aspen Hourglass combine these elements does something magical happen. Ethereal at first, but with time, and multiple listening sessions, the complexities of the music begin to reveal themselves.Cole Peterson · Mar 13, 2015MusicAlbum Review: The Potato Pirates— Raised Better Than ThisJust as diverse as the big city itself, Denver punk band The Potato Pirates’ new album has something for everyone.Natalie Allen · Feb 17, 2015MusicAlbum Review: Montoeros— If You Think You’re In The Wrong Place, You’re Probably HereAl describir así mismos como una banda bilingüe de math/punk/indie rock, Montoneros captura algo por lo que varias bandas locales matarían.Jed Murphy · Feb 10, 2015MusicNew Music Monday: Shady Elders — The Night Air EPWhile their name might evoke images of seniors engaging in dangerous or illicit activities, the sounds from their previous records featured heavy, lush instrumentation, and a moody melody.Clark Lamson · Jan 19, 2015The Polish Ambassador, Ayla Nereo, Liminus, Random Rab, and Mr. Lif @ The Filmore, October 18th, 2014BandWagon Magazine · Oct 19, 2014