Deerhunter / Standing On The Corner / Circuit des Yeux: Live @ House of Vans
House of Vans is closing down, but not before a couple of shows the first being Deerhunter also featuring Standing on the Corner and Circuit des Yeux.
Concert Reviews
Desert Daze 2018 Preview: Phase III Transmission Is Now Complete
Taking place October 12th-14th, Desert Daze headliner Tame Impala will now be joined by My Bloody Valentine for a one-two punch sure to turn heads.
Rene Lopez Captivates Sultry Berlin
Rene’s music is the dance like no one’s watching type, where you groove to your heart’s content. He captures what it’s like to have a love affair with NYC,
Mars Motel @ Mercury Lounge | Making Summer Feel Endless
I took the chance to see Mars Motel live at Mercury Lounge and it was the one of the best spontaneous decisions I’ve made.
The Death of Music Festivals: But Genuine Moments Still Exist
Music Festivals have been taken over by coporations with V.I.P. experinces being more important than the music, but the music still brings geniunie moments.
Pitchfork Music Festival 2018 – Culture and Curation
Coop covers Pitchfork Music Festival 2018 and discusses how it manages to celebrate community, culture, and curation while still managing to be fun.
Stars, nostalgia, and the eminence of middle-aged indie pop
Checking out my first Stars show at the Bluebird Theatre in Denver, I was struck with the mixed generational demographic of the audience.
The Glorious Sons Deserve a Headlining Tour Already
The Glorious Sons are ready for their close-up.If an opening band could always grab the attention of the audience like The Glorious Sons could do, I would be surprised. Oftentimes during an opener, people feel like it's the best time to chitchat and look away.
Dedicated Fans Sell Out Dessa’s ‘Chime’ Tour in Denver
Dessa arrived to shrieks and cheers, a crowd full of fans from the Midwest and Colorado combined. Then this Minneapolis musician dove right in—got down low on stage, close to the crowd.
Turnstile 2018 Tour Kick Off In Cleveland | Featuring Touché Amoré
Hardcore punk band Turnstile literally kicked off their latest tour in support of their sophomore LP Time & Space Monday night, April 9th at the Cleveland Agora Ballroom. Lead singer Brendan Yates stormed the stage as the band played the first notes of “Bomb”, jumping, kicking and punching the air.