Psych-rock group plays new Denver venue Australia’s most prolific multi-genre seven-piece, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, was recently christened as one of the Mission Ballroom’s first headlining acts. Before the group’s absolutely monstrous performance, however, the venue itself has since undergone a few hiccups.
The Denver politician’s next steps Just days after Denver’s own John Hickenlooper withdrew from the presidential race, the businessman-turned-politician, announced his campaign for Senate with the hope of replacing current Sen. Cory Gardner. There are now 13 Democrats running for Gardner’s seat, including Hickenlooper. After
What’s happening and how to get involved Two months after President Trump declared Denver as one of 10 cities that will be targeted by ICE raids, the nation still seems to be holding its breath. The Trump administration has continually pushed back the raids, originally
Fireworks This week, I took to Google to find some false sense of inspiration for my column under the search “writing topics.” One of the topics I found was “Fireworks;” the purpose of it was just to describe the cacophony of sounds that comes from
You should run (for office) I recently attended a forum hosted by the Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce, which I covered in this week’s issue, on how women can get more involved in politics, including running for office. The panelists discussed barriers to access when it
300 Rating: Thumbs up Unless anyone has been living under a rock this summer, they know that summer 2019 has been dubbed “Hot Girl Summer” by Megan Thee Stallion. A monumental Twitter phenomenon, “hot girl summer” refers to “just being you, just having fun,” according
Columbia Records Rating: Thumbs up The Neighbourhood’s latest release, “Middle of Somewhere,” surprisingly rings true to their familiar beachy sound, raising expectations for later releases. The song delves in immediately slow and steady, soft guitar humming under melancholy lyrics that sing, “I was on the
Republic Records Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars A sign of a great artist is someone who keeps pushing boundaries instead of treading familiar territory after seven albums. Taylor Swift’s experiments with different music genres are notably less clunky in Lover than her previous release Reputation,
Panelists encourage local women to get involved The Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce held a panel titled “Women in Government,” asserting that the purpose of the event was to facilitate “an important discussion on how to get more women into government positions,” according to their
Self-Released Rating: 5 out 5 stars Hoodie Allen is making waves yet again in the independent rapper territory with the release of his fourth studio album, Whatever USA. The record takes fans back to some of Allen’s first releases with nostalgic feeling, yet still contemporary