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Thursday, November 1,2012

Of beer and bands

Kyle Hollingsworth talks beer, music and String Cheese Incident’s upcoming album

By David Accomazzo
Kyle Hollingsworth, keyboardist extraordinaire, sees a lot of similarities between making music and brewing beer, his two passions of late.
Thursday, October 25,2012

Progress via antiquity

Dark Dark Dark’s indie rock makes for a cinematic experience

By Adam Perry
During the 2011 Communikey Festival, a few hundred local hipsters packed the obscure and highly under-used Odd Fellows Hall on Pearl Street to see why Dark Dark Dark — a poignant Minneapolis-based indie-pop and chamber-folk group that plays old-world instruments — was playing an electronic music festival.
Thursday, October 18,2012

Music for the adventurous from Ars Nova Singers

Group takes on Philip Glass and ´Koyaanisqatsi´

By Peter Alexander
Tom Morgan wants to hear something new. "As I get older I’m less interested in hearing the same sounds over and over again," he says.
Thursday, October 18,2012

Janiva Magness draws strength from turmoil

Overcoming adversity lightens blues singer's hue

By Michael Callahan
When listening to blues vocalist Janiva Magness, there are a lot of words that come to mind that could describe her sultry and lilting interpretations. Whether uplifting or drifting into darkness, one word that never comes across when hearing her voice is “fake.” This girl is more real than Brazilian currency.
Friday, October 12,2012

For Brother Ali, it's time to occupy

By Steve Weishampel
Brother Ali really didn’t need any more political cred, but he got it anyway.
Thursday, October 11,2012

Beth Orton is back at it

Folktronica singer rediscovers her groove with ‘Sugaring Season’

By Chris Parker
Beth Orton’s voice is the milky cloud of cream in your coffee gently dispersing like last light before the twilight. Her trilling coo is sweet and tender but also urgent and foreboding.
Thursday, October 11,2012

Tommy Castro faces a midlife crisis

Blues singer and guitarist pares down the sound

By Dave Kirby
For a guy who plays the Blues Cruise once or twice a year and festivals around the nation, even taking his blues/soul gig to Europe (he has a date in Paris later this month), Boulder nonetheless holds a special place in his itinerary.
Thursday, October 4,2012

The dark side of Poor Moon’s beautiful whimsy

By Adam Perry
Poor Moon, which also returns to Colorado Nov. 1 for a date at the Walnut Room, features two members of Fleet Foxes, the well-known Seattle indie darlings who skyrocketed to wide acclaim in 2008 with a brilliant eponymous debut.
Thursday, October 4,2012

John Cage and the sound of silence

Composer pointed out that it’s louder, and more musical, than you think

By Peter Alexander
If someone says ´can’t,´ that shows you what to do.”
Thursday, September 27,2012

Large happenings for Big Gigantic

Red Rocks to host local boys done good

By Michael Callahan
What sort of huge, raucous event could warrant switching the moniker of one the most iconic stages on the planet? Something Big Gigantic.
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