CU Denver students make up alt-rock group The band Generation Nomad consists of four students completely submerged in music. Lizzy Kistler who sings vocals, Luke Sletten the lead guitarist, Gizelle Cisneros who plays bass and sings background vocals, and Josh Tibbets who plays the drums.
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
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Nikki Giron releases her new EP Nikki Giron consists of multiplicities. As a singer, songwriter, triple instrumentalist, entrepreneur, and a CU Denver music business major her paths within music are seemingly endless and growing. Her debut EP, Heart Behind Bars, came out March 1, a
NCS Rating: Thumbs Up Sub Urban’s recently released song, “Cradles,” is his first single, and one that keeps listeners hungry for more. The single is heavily based in electronic music but seamlessly incorporates unexpected sounds that blend the piece uniquely together. The lyrics and rhythm
Student musician gets political Non Systemaddict, Magdiel Esai, is a local rapper, producer, KGNU DJ, podcaster, and a music and business recording arts major at CU Denver. His debut, EP ONE, was released in August, and he was one of the openers for the Dead
Denver Botanic Gardens lights up! Photos by Victoria Moffat · The Sentry
Same issues with A and B lines still delaying the G line Oct. 26 marked two years since the G Line, a light rail station that stretches 11 miles from Union Station to Wheat Ridge, was originally supposed to open. The line was delayed due
Spooky portal to the Victorian era This year, from Oct. 12–27, tickets were available for the Victorian Horrors at the Molly Brown house. The event lived up to its spooky expectations with the house closing the doors for their regular hours at 4:30 p.m. and