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Born out of a love for American roots music, punk rock ethos, a serendipidous rencontre, and a mutual disdain for the state of popular music, two young men from the mountains of Colorado set out to revive the soul of American… (Read More)
What the rock scene needs is an adrenaline shot to the heart. An overdose of screamo and energy drinks has left rock convulsing on the floor, like Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction. Another Day Late is that shot—or maybe… (Read More)
“We are Hispanic,” says bassist James Morales, “and Bernard, our lead guitarist, is half-Greek and half-Chinese. It’s weird: three Hispanic guys from small-town Texas playing British-inspired music. People say, ‘You must be Latin rockers.’ But we aren’t. We see ourselves” he… (Read More)
Play Pause Stop, the latest disc by the Benevento/Russo Duo, is as much of an anomaly as the band that created it. Yes, it is a rock album — but there is no guitarist, no bassist, and you can sing along… (Read More)
Cant Quite Get Right formed the beginning of 2008. Having four different musical backgrounds gave us the unique sound you hear today. Aaron the vocalist and rhythm guitar player started his music career two years ago and started by playing the… (Read More)
In his day-to-day dealings with members of LA’s music community, there are two things singer Chad Wolf has heard repeatedly. One involves praise for his songwriting skills, which seem to effortlessly tow the line between infectious, delectable pop and a… (Read More)
Dead Man’s Hand is a three piece band hailing from the Denver, CO front range area. Band Members Include: Anthony Rodriguez: Guitar • Lead Vocals Chris Lopez: Bass Trev Stuckey: Drums • Back Up Vocals Influences range from classic rock bands… (Read More)
Based in Chicago and born in Iowa, singer/songwriter Dick Prall comes to his easygoing – and sometimes goofy – manner quite naturally. In person, he’s charming, often peppering his conversations with clever asides wherever possible. Though he readily admits to enjoying… (Read More)
Just who is Dick Ramada? As told to Jerry Jahmer It was the 50s and hot cars and wild music were sweeping the nation. That’s right–even in small towns like Fayette, Maynard and Denver, Iowa, folks were sporting slicked back hair… (Read More)
Drop City was founded by Shane, Hunter and Chris who have been playing music together since they were teenagers. In 2006 they formed Shwerver, an indie Denver based band that released Heat in mid 2007. Upon releasing Heat, it was time… (Read More)
From the Mouth of Cthulhu (Formerly L.I.E.)
“From the Mouth of Cthulhu, hailing from Littleton, CO, are one of only a very few bands that can be described as “the cream of the crop” of Colorado’s teeming music scene. Over the course of their three years in existence… (Read More)
Spawned in the southern Denver suburbia of Littleton, Colorado, “Fulcrum” has a dangerously addictive combination of records, style, and a live show that always leaves the audience begging for more. Their music is all about the melodic guitar sound that flows… (Read More)
Girl Named Kyle is a fresh, five-piece band in Denver, Colorado. The music is sometimes soft, sometimes loud, but never weak. It is a collaboration of rock, folk, and indie influences, all topped off with mesmerizing vocals. Electric and acoustic guitars… (Read More)
git some started rocking in chicago- summer 2003. relocation to denver lead us down the magic road to mr. Lucious Farchild. we play in other bands like planes mistaken for stars, red cloud (west), nightshark, witchdoctor, weed problem, kingdom of magic… (Read More)
Since forming in early 2007, Glass Delirium has explored new depths of what it means to create. They are composed of unique dual male and female lead vocals, guitar and keyboards sharing the rhythm and lead, and a solid, creative, and… (Read More)
I Am The Dream is an Electronica/Rock/Hip-Hop band, composed of originality, innovation, and a constant reinvention of creativity. In only a short amount of time, brothers Raj and Ravi have toured throughout most of the United States, crafting their live persona… (Read More)
This lanky pushover makes art for your ears using his cello and voice as core instruments for songwriting. Components of his style are pulled from classical music, pop, folk, avant-garde, world music, and jazz. Cooke’s recordings also employ piano and percussion… (Read More)
Kate Laurel Smith’s smooth, rich voice has reaped comparisons to the likes of Natalie Merchant, Jewel and Sarah McLachlan, but she has a style to call her own. Possessing an honesty and maturity uncharacteristic of a twentysomething artist, the Denver-based singer/songwriter… (Read More)
Kill Syndicate was formed in July of 2004. Kill Syndicate is guitarist Dave Zaharia, vocalist Eric Orosco, and Nate Knight on bass, Steffen Hurt on Lead Guitar and Adam Chiszar on Drums. This group shares the common goal of bringing heavy… (Read More)
A Craig’s List experiment gone good is the best way to describe our band LD50. We met through the online board in mid-07 after coming out of other bands and have been writing material/having a blast since day one. Our music… (Read More)
Despite their current city of residence, Low Vs. Diamond is not only a Los Angeles band. They are, in every sense of the word, an American band – with all of the members hailing from backgrounds as diverse as their hometown… (Read More)
Monte Negro has joined forces with two other California-based alternative rock bands (Astra Heights, The May Fire) and MTV Tr3s to bring their diverse takes on the burgeoning Latin alternative scene to the West and Midwest for six weeks in August… (Read More)
For the past year, No More Kings have been touring all over America, sweating and dancing in all sorts of venues. With an incredible debut album under their belts, as well as a pop culture mini-explosion caused by their first video… (Read More)
Resilience started playing music in late 1999. Mixing tempo street punk with sing along Oi; they created stylistic anthems and their own unique sound. Because of their strong talent, they were allowed immediate access to San Francisco and the entire northern… (Read More)
Prior to the 1990’s, Arena Rock was characterized by competitive musicianship, catchy songwriting, and vivid showmanship. What has since changed in the post-grunge era is that modern popular rock music is now dominated by heavy rhythms and dark and introspective lyrics… (Read More)
