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	Culture - Music
		featured
		Modern Guilt [Paul DeMarte] Modern Guilt is well timed as a summer release. This album’s content and tone are collections of pilfered daydreams, first crushes and epic road trips. Turn Off Your Lights and Breathe In We Are The Night [Paul DeMarte] Let the glitch rock beats twist and contort while consuming your mind. Kick kick kick, and tranquility overruns your senses. Welcome to a fantastic mindscape. Tune in Tokyo: Spoon blasts out another hit [Paul DeMarte] In a world of jingle jangle guitar oriented music, Spoon’s newest release, Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga, will not fail the avid fan of Indie rock. Music Review: Man In Gray [Jason Horodyski] I can't sleep unless I hear you breathing Band Interview: The Nekromantix [nolson] The Nekroman talks about fresh blood, 59' Cadillac Hearses, and Danish cemeteries
		Alternative Rock
		Show Review: Me Llamo Rosa at the Marquis Theater [nolson] Denver based band puts on a captivating show at the Marquis Music Review: American Princes' Less and Less [Ben Levisohn] A rousing followup by these young Arkansas rockers! Live Music Review: Orbit Service [Misti Jackson] The Denver band plays a benefit for the art space Revoluciones! Music Review: American Princes' Little Spaces [Ben Levisohn] What happens when Northern indie meets Southern boogie? Neil Hagerty: A Fox in the Desert [Ben Levisohn] The former Royal Trux auteur howls at the moon with his band, the Howling Hex. Music Review: British Sea Power's Open Season [Ben Levisohn] It's sink or swim for BSP's sophmore release! Music Review: Aimee Mann's the Forgotten Arm [Ben Levisohn] The California singer is back with, get this, a Concept Album. Music Review: Morrissey Live at Earl's Court [Ben Levisohn] The former Smiths frontman sings his songs of love, hate and self-loathing. Music Review: Low's the Great Destroyer and the Evens [Ben Levisohn] Low and IanMacKaye return with new albums that confound fans' expectations. Music Review: Iron and Wine's Woman King [Daniel Levisohn] Sam beam broadens his sonic pallet on his new EP, an exploration of female archetypes Little Wings' Grow [Ben Levisohn] Lo-Fi and Loopy, Little Wings soars on this K Records release Where have you gone, Edith Frost? [Ben Levisohn] After a three year break, she's back... Music Review: The Decline of British Sea Power [Ben Levisohn] BSP?s album starts promisingly, but abruptly changes direction sounding as if Joy Division had suddenly tried to take a stab at surf-rock.
		Christmas
		Music Review: The Inactivists and Babushka [Ben Levisohn] Chase away the post-Christmas blues with this shared CD release
		Dance
		Music Review: Annie's Anniemal [Ben Levisohn] You can dance if you want to- but don't leave your tears behind. Heartfelt Songs From Figurine [Ben Levisohn] For fans of the Postal Service, Jimmy Tamborello's work in Figurine is like a letter that arrives three years late Music Review: Air's Talkie Walkie [Ben Levisohn] Maybe it?s just me, but I have a difficult time accepting an album that opens with a man singing ?you could be from Venus/ I could be from Mars? and then joined by a female voice to sing ?and we?ll be together...
		Exhibit
		Bad, Bad, Bad, Bad Boys [Miss Crystal] Adolescent Masculinity at the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art Review: Wall of Water [Miss Crystal] The first of the Lida projects / Hunger Artist Ensemble Fall Season is a fast paced comedy about the New York experience of great apartment- crazy roommates scenario.
		Experimental
		Music Review: For human ears only [Coyote] If NASA outfitted the Mars rovers with iPods, they would be playing this album when they rolled to life on Martian soil.
		Folk Rock
		Music Review: Alasdair Roberts' No Earthly Man [Ben Levisohn] Eight murder ballads from Scotland's answer to Will Oldham. Music Review: Kimya Dawson's Hidden Vagenda [Ben Levisohn] Three albums removed from the Moldy Peaches, Kimya Dawson paints her masterpiece. Music Review: Ani DiFranco's Knuckle Down [Robert Mc Lain] The poster-child for DIY returns with a little help from her friends Review: The Colorado Songwriter's Circle [Kathryn Preston] Magic happens when the Colorado Songwriter's Circle comes together Music Review: Robyn Hitchcock's [Ben Levisohn] Can David Rawlings and Gillian Welch bring their bluegrass magic to Hitchcock's latest release? Stir It Up [Ben Levisohn] Hank and the Hankstirs are back with an official bootleg of their live show
		Hip-Hop
		Music Review: Rie Rie's All In [Deonte] The self proclaimed "Mile High Sista Supreme" is back with another album of West Cost Hip Hop stylings Music Review: Rie-Rie - Take 2 [M Dot E] Differing from flavor of the month artists like the Queen Bee, Foxy, Trina, Ghia, and new comer Jackie-O, Rie-Rie's lyrical content doesn't consist of Gucci, Prada and Louis Vuton. Also it doesn't consist of pussy power or raunchy lyrics...
		Interview
		Band Interview: Bang! Bang! [nolson] Band talks about their album theme, touring, and the dynamic of the band Band Interview: Me Llamo Rosa [nolson] Band members talk about influences, their creative process, and plans for the future.
		Live
		Show Review: Bang! Bang! at the 15th Street Tavern [nolson] Chicago based band puts on a great show with energy and charisma
		Pop
		Music Review: Bang! Bang!'s The Dirt That Makes You Drown [nolson] Ferocity is the focal point on Bang! Bang!?s latest album Music Review: The Blow's Paper Television [nolson] The Blow's new album is a minmalist pop sensation. Music Review: Television Personalities' My Dark Places [Ben Levisohn] After an eight year abscence, the Television Personalities and Dan Treacy return from oblivion. Music Review: Stars' Set Yourself on Fire [Ben Levisohn] Sublime orchestral rock alchemy? Just strike a match! Music Review: American Minor's Buffalo Creek EP [Ben Levisohn] A debut EP from the latest contender for the Southern Rock crown. Music Review: Le Concorde's Universe and Villa [Robert Mc Lain] Searching for a "fresh sound," Stephen Becker finds that same old song and dance. Music Review: Mr. Anonymous [Ben Levisohn] Jeep MacNichol, the original Samples drummer, heads to Jamaica to catch the island vibe. Music Review: Mobius Band's City vs Country EP [Ben Levisohn] The Mobius Band whets our appetite for their full-length debut with this collection of five songs. Live Music Review: The Forty-Fives @ the Larimer Lounge [Alex Gorelik] This up-and-coming brand bring their Southern punk sould to the Larimer Lounge. Music Review: Andrew Bird's the Mysterious Production of Eggs [Daniel Levisohn] Our intrepid music critic follows the musical clues strewn about this CD - humming all the way. Very Best of the Samples 1989-1994 [Ben Levisohn] The first compilation from this pioneering Colorado band Music Review: Superwolf [Ben Levisohn] Bonnie
		Rockabilly
		Show Review: The Nekromantix at The Gothic Theater [nolson] Psychobilly greats The Nekromantix put on a show that damn near raised the dead. Music Review: Nekromantix's Life Is A Grave And I Dig It! [nolson] Evil laughs and the Coffinbass abound on The Nekromantix new album Music Review: Southern Culture On The Skids' Countrypolitan Favorites [nolson] SCOTS is back with a collection of country and rock favorites. Music Review: Heavy Trash [Ben Levisohn] Jon SPencer takes a break from the Blue Explosion for this adventure in rockabilly raunch.

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