Music

Brothers in songs

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Colorado hip-hop group The foodchain have barely been together a year and a half, but they’re continually gaining notoriety. Consisting of four emcees, two producers, a DJ and a percussionist, The foodchain released their debut album, Corpses, in February, a ...

Wale looks ahead with ‘The Gifted’

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Rapper Wale has never made a secret of his desire to have each of his albums outsell the others and attain major popularity. He named his second album Ambition, after all...

Sonic

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Tnertle and Sonic Geometry at Lazy Dog. 10 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, Lazy Dog Sports Bar & Grill, 1346 Pearl St., Boulder, 303-440- 3355. Electro/funk/hip-hop group Tnertle and electronic fusion/glitch-rock/psychedelic duo Sonic Geometry are set for one super “...

Longmont Jazz Festival highlights Colorado’s jazz scene

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High school students and renowned jazz artists will take the same stage this weekend to present a sampling of jazz in Colorado...

Blast from the past

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 When I was a teenager, I sweated out my adolescent angst in a barely listenable garage band like countless other young, hopeful musicians with grandiose visions of rock stardom...

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...

Altius Quartet returns to CU

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The Altius Quartet is on the move. Formerly quartet-in-residence with CU’s esteemed Takács Quartet, Altius has found themselves very busy, building their already-blossoming career. Since...

Still playing folk guitar

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If Stephen Stills isn’t doing cartwheels across the stage and jumping off of amplifiers this summer on his tour with Crosby, Stills & Nash, he’ll have a good excuse...

Slideshow: Pendulum at the Ogden

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Boulder Weekly's Jules Kueffer was at the Ogden Theater last night checking out the Pendulum show. Check out the pics below.

Keen sensibilities

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

Inspired by Boulder’s past, Otis Taylor digs into his own

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Brant Turney drove his shovel into the soil on a property in west Boulder a couple of years ago, working a landscaping project for the property owner, when the business end of the blade hit something that wasn’t supposed to be there. Or, wasn’t supposed to be found...