Anna Lunoe just hit us with the “303” — a rave-worthy club anthem centered entirely around the iconic bass synthesizer. Acid house and bounce collide for an intoxicating mix, as Anna throws it back to the fundamentals. A driving bassline, clean, punctuated rhythm and catchy lyrics (with a nod to Eminem’s “Without Me”) make this song a
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The Symbols make a point to create music that stands for something, which may be obvious given their title. The trio — made of Don Stahl, Jasco and Mer Sal — released their most recent album, Catching Fire, in late 2018 to triumphant success. The project is guaranteed to serve as a landmark for the group
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Turkuaz is a musical experience unlike any other. The group packs their stage with multi-instrumentalists dressed in a rainbow of colours plus belt out an eruption of all “powerfunk” — a union of funk, alternative, rock, R&B along with psychedelia — to a entranced audience. Hailing from Brooklyn, New York, the group has started a
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Bundling up with a comforter and a pair of fuzzy socks isn’t the only method to receive this year. We’ve found comfort in the warm corners of Denver’s coziest bars. With a jazz band rolling on in the smell of freshly manicured cocktails at the atmosphere and the background life can seem miles away while you
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Denver Fashion Week presented by Mile High Luxury Real Estate is in full force. On Night Five, local designers Darkm0th Industry, Rebellelion, Electric Bubblegum, Station, A Vintage Frame of Mind and Interracial Friends came together to display the most daring streetwear looks Denver has seen to date. While Electric Bubblegum was bright, bubbly and girly, Darkm0th was dark, deep and eerie. There were
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Call — a double restaurant concept from Craig Lieberman (the creator of neighboring cracker firm 34 Degrees) opened nearly a year ago in Denver’s RiNo area. With not even a year under its belt, even the unassuming eatery situated in a former residential home landed a spot on Bon Appétit’s coveted Hot 10 record. With
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Because 2016, Hudson Hill has inhabited a quaint and cozy space on 13th and Pearl — bringing in ancient birds and creatures owls alike. And today, the proprietors of the beloved bar have opened a second at Denver’s LoHi neighborhood. Lady Janea new California-inspired loungeopened on 32nd Avenue and the proprietor Jake Soffes considers that
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Seeing as it is one of the best local albums of the year so far, we’ve all been bumping Tracye Chapman’s Exotic Birds since its release in May. Luckily for Denver, the birds will fly high this Thursday, August 16, at the Bluebird Theater when Chapman takes the stage for his first headlining show. It will be history
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Imagine what it would be like to shop in a local market in a small, off-grid European city. Becky Miller brought that experience to life here in Denver with Modern Nomad. Miller travels the world to bring a cultural shopping experience to the city through new and vintage furniture, eco-friendly home goods, apothecary products, clothing,
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