Cue the house lighting the rush of passing talks — the resolution into dance , the intrigue — it’therefore showtime, along with the Knocks are doing. The New York-based electronic duo looks combined together ‘The City That Never Sleeps,’ a Studio 54 version, remastered into the lifeline of now. Indulgent and hedonistic since the former
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Now, now, don’Can one fret — The Ogden will exhibit a piece of Minnesota’s rock scene this Saturday. Headliner Hippo Campus has been supposed to perform with support from fellow Minnesotan indie folk-pop band Now, Now. Founded in 2013, Hippo Campus maintained intentions in their approach. “We had been at high school and the main thought
-> Continue reading Show You Should Know – Minnesota Rockers Hippo Campus and Now, Now to Play the Ogden
Ever since breaking his relative silence from social networking, and releasing two sisters overdue last year, anticipation has been building for everything Grant Kwiecinski aka GRiZ has in his wheelhouse. The wait is over, Nowadays. GRiZ has announced his sixth studio record, Ride Waves slated for launch April 5, 2019. In addition to the previously
-> Continue reading GRiZ Announces New Album And Releases New Single
We here in 303 Magazine know how much you love local music. 303 Music Vol. 1 was our present to you to showcase the best local musicians at the greatest possible platform. We’reunite with more of your favorites at our exclusive release of 303 Music Vol. 2 partnered with vinyl heavy-hitter, Vinyl Me, Please. READ:
-> Continue reading 303 Music is Back with The Motet, DeVotchKa, Tennis and More
This is an entry in a continuous chain for 303 Magazine, which will provide a selection of local record reviews. It is our intention to emphasize the talents of local musicians, whether specialists to the industry or newcomers. Like the rings, the record can be fresh or something we simply harbor ’t even possess the
-> Continue reading Local Listen – The Dead & The Daylily Is Honest, Raw Dream Folk
Since it’s the beginning of the year, we are gearing up for a ton of impending music statements — that the most thrilling being Red Rock’s summer concert series. Red Rocks because venue is notable, and there are not many pastimes as highly appreciated by Coloradans and visitors alike as the concert season in full
-> Continue reading Red Rocks 2019 Summer Concert Season Predictions
Welcome to 2019. Now is your chance to start this year in concerts off right with over 600 shows to check out across the Mile High City. 2019 is off to one hell of a start this month and we’ve got the full concert rundown for you below. We can only imagine what this year
-> Continue reading 600+ Denver Concerts To See In January
Eddie Roberts — guitarist and bandleader of The New Mastersounds — was really busy this past year. Color Red — his newest endeavor — has just recently hit on the Denver music scene using an unthinkable force. Their approach has considerably influenced the studio landscape in a lot of ways by setting a new track
-> Continue reading Exclusive Release – New Supergroup EMK Gifts Us With Their New Year’s Anthem
This is an entry in an ongoing show for 303 Magazine, which will provide a selection of local album reviews. It is our aim to emphasize the abilities of musicians, whether specialists to the industry or newcomers. Like the rings, the album could be something we simply haven & rsquo or fresh;t possess the power
-> Continue reading Local Listen – Lief Sjostrom Plays a Darker Christmas Carol on New EP
Underground electronic music producer xxxy — whose real name is Rupert Taylor — is supposed to debut in Denver at the Black Box on Friday, December 14. Produced in the UK and is based in Berlin, the most producer and DJ is a fixture of UK’house music arena and s bass for several years. With releases
-> Continue reading Show You Should Know – XXXY To Bring Berlin House to the Black Box
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