Iman S. – Imanster Vol.2
by: Darnell Teague & Jonathan McNaughton Iman S. is a Parkhill native & the current CEO of NO HALFTIME INC. Iman S. has given Colorado Music Buzz a sneak preview into his latest project entitled IMANSTER VOL.2. The introductory track, Imanster hits with a gritty sound from the streets of Parkhill. The unorthodox style of […]
Matt Nasi Band-Anticipation CD Review
Anticipation, the latest release from Denver locals, Matt Nasi Band, is light-hearted, soulful and poppy at the same time. The 9 tracks have a happy feel to them. “Unsafe and Sound” has a very catchy melody, and beautiful, emotive lyrics. “Cold Front” and “Curtains” are upbeat while delivering thoughtful messages. The album sends you off […]
Backyard Hero: Chris Thomas
by Tim Wenger Chris Thomas is a household name in the Denver music community, and it’s not just because he is tall, dark and handsome. Between his time with Spools of Dark Thread and Omniism, and becoming the main contact person and talent buyer at Denver’s legendary Herman’s Hideaway, he has interacted with just about […]
Musician 101: What to do to take it to the Next Level
by the Swami Back in the ’90s when I had a developmental deal with Sony, I was privileged to have several great mentors. Then, the labels still had A/R departments and would look for talented artists to sign, and then “train” to be a pro. For me, I was lucky enough to have such encounters. […]
Elway-Leavetaking- CD Review
by Jenn Cohen If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. There’s not a bad track on this full-length release, leavetaking, from Fort Collins locals, Elway. When a formula works, why change it? Mastering the pause before the punch, Elway stays with the tried-and-true formula of punk rock: catchy melodies, thoughtful lyrics questioning authority and […]
Portobello Road-New Full-Length Release
by Tim Wenger Denver rockers Portobello Road are dropping a new full-length record this month. “We started off with our buddy Joel in his basement,” says bassist Tommy Weber. Once the recording process was finished, they gave the songs to Tyler Zander for post-production. They began work on the record last September, and after a […]
John Bunzli-CD Review
by Tim Wenger John Bunzli’s new album of demo sessions does not sound like a demo. The record is well put together, featuring strong instrumentation and Bunzli’s twangy, folky voice, singing slightly humorous but relatable songs. Hints of rock, country, and folk perpetrate the disc creating a sound that is mellow, but loud, and an […]
Remember the Radio
by Charlie Sullivan Remember the Radio hit the scene in 2009 as a tribute band to British punk rockers Guns `N´ Wankers calling themselves Nuns `N´ Bankers. Somewhere along the line things took a different turn, and the outfit quickly started crafting their own music. The band has found their niche on the local scene […]
Zeta Kaye House-Bringing Vol. 5 of This Ain’t no Cowtown
by Tim Wenger Denver’s Zeta Kaye House, owned and operated by John Baxter, is putting together Volume 5 of the popular This Ain’t No Cowtown compilation series. The comps are a collection of local artists coming together not only to spread their music, but also to raise money for a worthy cause. The cause for […]
Widow’s Bane-CD Review
by Tim Wenger Exotic, dark, and harrowing, all words that come to mind when listening to the pirate-themed death polka of The Widow’s Bane’s new record Don’t Be Afraid, It’s Only Death. Danceable rock from the land beneath, the record sounds a lot like a satanic version of Gogol Bordello– swapping the upbeat, jovial beats […]
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