Happy Monday, thieves. This week we’ve got a couple of Colorado tracks for you to rip off, including ambient soundscapes from Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens and rowdy roots rock from Saturn Cowboys. In December, we brought you LONG E, short e, a cassette tape collaboration from Hot IQ’s Eli Mishkin and Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens, whose musical resume includes Morriconez, Wentworth-Kersey, and George & Caplin. Well, ever prolific, JWS is set to release a solo work, entitled “The Holy Dogs of Other Days.” As with LONG E, [...]

This week we’ve got mesmerizing Americana from Chimney Choir.

Happy Monday, thieves. This week we’ve got some garage rock from …And The Black Feathers.

Thieves, this week we’ve got dreampop from Xmaslites and a story from Eyc Eyl.

Dig yourselves out of the snow, music bandits, and steal some Americana pop from Attic Attack.

Happy Monday, banditos. This week we’ve got electro-pop with a twist from Sean Renner at a five-finger discount.

Pop music’s night of red carpets and glitz has passed, and Denver’s very own The Lumineers were overlooked for Best New Artist. To help heal the wound, here is a track from a promising new Denver band, Confluence.

This week we’ve got a new track from the Denver hard rock band Il Cattivo.

Happy Monday, thieves. This week we’ve got neo-folk from Jesse Manley and moody folk from Catch Bees – all for the basement floor price of free.

With the weather in the 60s, following a limited three-day weekend, it may feel like summer is just around the corner. Well, it’s not. But Wire Faces and Mike Clark & The Sugar Sounds are here for you to bet reminded of August. ‘Cause rock music is the music of hot weather. On Halloween of 2011, Wire Faces performed Television’s seminal album “Marquee Moon” in its note-for-note entirety. If you ever question where Wire Faces’ music comes from, reference that as a clue. This three-piece [...]