Finding creative ways to honor essential workers In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic, essential workers are the glue that’s holding the world together. With Colorado’s stay at home order set to last until May 8, around half of Colorado’s 6 million residents are under
Polyvinyl Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Future Past Life, STRFKR’s newest album released on April 10, 2020, certainly brings listener’s to the future with their vibrant and haunting techno-pop melodies. The release of their album marks four years since their last, however STRFKR never failed to
RCA Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Seven years since their last album, The Strokes, have returned in a new light with their sixth album, The New Abnormal. The album takes a path towards nostalgia with a softer and slow-tempoed blend of 9 singles. Each of the
Interscope Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Two years since their last album, Youngblood, 5 Seconds of Summer has returned with not only their newest album CALM, but also a growth in their musical sound. The name comes from the first initials of each of the members, Calum, Ashton,
Warner Records Rating: 5 out of 5 stars After several popular singles, Sub Urban has finally returned in 2020 with his EP, Thrill Seeker. The EP features seven tracks, each of which delve into new realms of creativity for the artist. All seven songs expand into different areas
Student band cultivates dreamy sounds With a soothing mix of guitar, drums, bass, and vocals, the band Dream Pool seems to emerge straight from a dream. The band is made up of three artists currently attending CU Denver, featuring Luna Nuñez,
Fat Possum Records Rating: 4 out of 5 stars The dynamic duo Tennis has returned with their newest album, Swimmer. Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley met at CU Denver through a class they had together. The husband and wife formed the indie-pop band in 2010
TENDER cultivates the perfect atmosphere Opener XYLØ and headliner TENDER made their first appearance together in Denver at the Marquis Theater on February 15. Due to delays in another city, the bands almost didn’t make it, but by luck and determination they arrived, ready to
The Band of Brothers Tour hits Denver After almost a month on the road, The Band of Brothers Tour landed in Denver at the Ogden Theater this February with opening band PUBLIC and headliners American Authors and Magic Giant. Whether it was from the bitter
Ice Cream Ladies Records Rating: Thumbs Up Local band Sister Neapolitan is back with their newest single, “Time to Grieve.” The track is slower paced and more mellow than their other released single, “Lullaby” but stays true to the prominent acoustics and mellow lyrics that