Music

Something old, something new

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If there’s one thing composer Steven Hackman wants you to know about his growing collection of “mash-up” compositions — where he joins celebrated master works from classical artists like Brahms seamlessly with works from contemporary pop culture gods like Radiohead...

With shades of ‘Trane

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It may not matter to most listeners that John McLaughlin’s latest CD To The One is a tribute of sorts to a virtuoso of another time...

REVIEW: Eliot Lipp at the Fox Theatre, Dec. 7

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For those who didn’t sweat the end of another semester, last...

Keen sensibilities

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Robert Earl Keen has long made his own rules. He’s also willing to break them...

’Tis the season

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For a list of classical music concerts happening during the holiday season in Boulder, click here...

Who says hipsters don’t have soul?

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To equate Mayer Hawthorne to an old soul is more accurate than most would even realize. While Hawthorne’s fans recognize it as an allusion to a sound oft-compared to legendary sounds of yore like Isaac Hayes, Barry White or Curtis Mayfield, it’s also a proper ...

Back-to-back spreading the energy

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The Acidophiles want to take you on a trip In Amandha Gilson’s biology textbook at CSU, the word “acidophile” referred to an organism that flourished in an acidic, normally inhospitable environment. As a band name, it evokes lonely, beautiful imagery of obscure ...

Review: Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks at the Gothic Theatre, 2-12-14

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Stephen Malkmus, with his three-piece band the Jicks, was pretty masterful last night at the Gothic Theatre in Denver, playfully soloing over '60s-influenced indie-rock with a much more psychedelic, and musically challenging, vibe than Pavement, the band he founded ...

Thin air, heavy vibes

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NedFest is set to launch for the 16th year in a row this weekend with new acts, good beer and old mountain hospitality...

listen up!

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Thursday, May 15, Doe Eye, 7:30 p.m., $10, The Walnut Room, 3131 Walnut St., Denver, 303-295-1868...

Veteran perspective

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"We’ve neither burned out nor faded away. There must be a third option where you just keep plugging,” offers jovial Old 97’s frontman Rhett Miller...