Goatwhore Morphs Hopelessness Into Breakneck Metal
The band is “trying to get darker and heavier and more evil.”
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Of Feather and Bone Isn’t Afraid of Death
Denver death metal trio plays Hi-Dive Friday.
Amythyst Kiah Creates Her Own Brand of Rock
Singer-songwriter plays Gothic Theatre on Tuesday.
The Crushing Doom Metal of Telekinetic Yeti
Iowa duo plays Globe Hall Sunday.
Homegrown Hardcore: Convulse Records Rouses Denver’s DIY Spirit
Punk’s not dead.
Celestial Wizard Makes ‘Skull-Crushing Friendship Metal’
New album drops Friday, July 15, with a concert.
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Americana Singer Chris Knight: From Mining to Honky-Tonks
Kentucky native plays acoustic set.
Forest Ray Brings Retro Rock to Skylark Saturday
Seattle band blends psychedelia, Americana.
Welcome to Planet Puscifer: Tool Frontman’s “Creative Subconscious” Lands in Denver
Maynard James Keenan’s band plays Mission Ballroom Wednesday.
Darkest Hour Delivers Melodic Death Metal to Marquis
Metal legends.
More Than Music: Red Rocks Embraces Concert Activism With Propeller Partnership
Petitioners at concerts?
All Hail Hulder: The Wicked Witch of Black Metal
A one-person black metal act.
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Windhand Brings Doom and Gloom to the Bluebird
Richmond band plays Bluebird Tuesday, June 22
Deathcore Favorite Thy Art Is Murder Rocking Summit
CJ McMahon is a man of many voices.
Purity Ring Prepares for “Intimate” Show at Mission
Canadian duo is not afraid to be dark.
Blackwater Holylight Explores Grief on New Album
Take a weird ride with this psychedelic quartet.
Death-Metal Legend Suffocation Is Still Slamming
Pissed-off NYC breakdowns.
Tombs Brings “Darkness and Brutality” to HQ
Mike Hill on living in darkness.
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Kurt Vile on His Return to ‘Normalcy’
Indie rocker is happy to be back on the road
Weedeater Wants You to Smoke Dope and Listen
Toke up, tune in, rock out
Pro Skateboarder Mike Vallely on His New Band, the Complete Disaster
“Over-driven blues kind of vibe.”
Cradle of Filth Has the Most Controversial T-Shirt in Metal History
Old-fashioned, extreme metal.