12 March 2019 Eric Friedberg efiredbe@uccs.edu March 1 was a cold night in front of the Gothic Theater in Denver. Three front women bands, two of them worthy of aContinue Reading
5 March 2019 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu The psychedelic funk-jam band Pigeons Playing Ping Pong recently announced their co-headlining Red Rocks show with Twiddle on May 2. The band has pickedContinue Reading
12 February 2019 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu The 24-year-old New York University student, Maggie Rogers, studying banjo and folk music, hit stardom in 2016 when a video of her showing topContinue Reading
29 January 2019 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu The DIY Chicago music scene brought frontman Nic Gohl, guitarist Mike Clawson, drummer Shiraz Bhatti and bassist Drew McBride together to form the bandContinue Reading
22 January 2019 Eric Friedberg efiredbe@uccs.edu It’s always hard to find a local music scene to fit into or be embraced by with open arms, but it’s even harder toContinue Reading
27 November 2018 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu The Pittsburgh rapper Mac Miller, also known as Malcolm McCormick, was known for his witty word play and backwards snapback hats in the earlyContinue Reading
13 November 2018 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu Milo, aka Scallops Hotel, aka Black Orpheus, aka Nostrum Grocers, is a 26-year old rapper from Wisconsin who incorporates the philosophy classes he tookContinue Reading
30 October 2018 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu Columbus Ohio based Saintseneca is a folk rock band that has a strong penchant for foreign instrumentation and wordy deadpanned vocals. The biblical frameworkContinue Reading
23 October 2018 Eric Friedberg efiredbe@uccs.edu The bar was dark, the stage was small and the windows from the outside were tinted. If not for the Motif’s swoosh-like emblem projectedContinue Reading
23 October 2018 Eric Friedberg efriedbe@uccs.edu Reignwolf, also known as Jordon Cook, is a one-man band that is most commonly accompanied by a bass drum and guitar. Spending the firstContinue Reading