At the bottom end of a jam-packed summer, GRiZ has released the second EP in his Bangers show, Bangers[2].Zip. GRiZ aka Grant Kwiecinski has awakened with Deadbeats, the label owned and operated by digital duo Zeds Dead, for the 3 track release. GRiZ, like a wizard, pulls in the origins and expands the horizons of
-> Continue reading GRiZ Drops Part 2 of Progressive ‘Bangers’ Series via Deadbeats
A new sort of pop star is emerging — she’s brownish, she’s nuanced, she’s an outsider taking a seat at the table. Not relying on the tropes of past successes, these audacious women are breaking the pop perception on their own terms tapping into a fan base who’ve desperately wanted to associate. Two such women,
-> Continue reading Review – Jorja Smith and Kali Uchis Were A Dream Team At The Fillmore
Few moments are more sacred than the reprieve Saturday night provides from the daily grind of school and work. Its importance is meant to be highlighted, and thus, a feature dedicated to “doing the night ” was born. Saturday Night Sessions are put around energizing mixes meant to get the party started. New or old,
-> Continue reading Saturday Night Session 016: Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano talk making it work as a musical duo and the meaning behind their ‘Sexy By Nature’ brand
Every week, New Music Friday sweeps through with torrential force, showering streaming platforms with immeasurable amounts of fresh tunes. Just like Dancing Astronaut rounds up 25 of the greatest songs of the week to the Hot 25 Spotify playlist each New Music Friday, Lunar Lunes serves as a landing pad for SoundCloud users that want a whole new dose of songs to kick
-> Continue reading Lunar Lunes: Dr. Fresch and Sinden are up to ‘No Good,’ Crankdat teams up with Sara Skinner, Stephen returns + more
Few moments are more sacred than the reprieve Saturday night supplies from the daily grind of work and school. Its importance is meant to be emphasized, and so, a feature dedicated to “doing the night right” was born. Saturday Night Sessions are put around energizing mixes meant to get the party started. New or old,
-> Continue reading Saturday Night Session 015: Armin van Buuren discusses how his heart will always be with trance music and teases a return of his ‘classical’ Armin sound later this year
“It feels weird to still be doing this,” guitarist Alan Sparhawk softly quipped into the mic as he tuned his guitar between songs. Those were the first words spoken since they’d begun playing over an hour earlier, and the laughter emanating from the crowd marked the first discernible noise outside of the music that night.
-> Continue reading Review – Low Lulled Listeners into an Eerie Calm
International Women’s Day is upon us. So — if you haven’t already — take some time today to reach out to the women in your life. And, after you’ve done that, take just a little more time to read about what some of the most badass ladies in our local music scene have to say
-> Continue reading 11 Badass Women In The Colorado Music Industry
Ever since he was a tadpole, Adam Bodine said, music was his language. While she was pregnant with him, his mother taught Jazzercise — the dancing exercise regimen that has dominated Youtube with pictures of girls in leotards. Over 20 years later, as if responding to a call from his furry friend tadpole self, Bodine
-> Continue reading Adam Bodine Forgoes Boundaries, Unwittingly Becomes Denver’s Comic Musician
Frozen Dead Guy Days Friday-Sunday. The three-day, homespun festival known as Frozen Dead Guy Days returns to Nederland to celebrate its namesake — Bredo Morstol, who allegedly remains in a state of suspended animation in a Tuff Shed above the mountain town. The themed programming for this 18th-annual version includes 30 live bands in heated
-> Continue reading Hang out with the “Super Troopers” crew in Denver and Frozen Dead Guys in Nederland
Sunday Morning Medicine is a feature from Dancing Astronaut specializing in digital music’s mellower side. We bring you our therapeutic choices –old and new–in attempts to relieve the effects of a weekend of partying. Like a lucid dream, Robotaki‘s newest, “Meant To Be,” swirls and struts through the consciousness with its Tame Impala/Daft Punk-esque
-> Continue reading Sunday Morning Medicine Vol 167, with Lane 8, Vincent, RAC, + more
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