The Flaming Lips at Mission Ballroom
By Emily Faulks I remember being at home during the Fall 2020 quarantine period and discovering The Flaming Lips’ Pitchfork documentary of their 1999 album The Soft Bulletin. I did…
Concert Review: Beach House in Denver
The phrase “the fog is coming” has been everywhere over the last few weeks. Comment sections are riddled with this warning, I’ve even seen a post-it note with the warning…
Fall Favorites Recap—A Return To Live Music in Colorado
By Augie Voss While the pandemic still feels far from over, the availability of vaccines has allowed some semblances of normalcy to re-enter our lives. For music lovers like me,…
The War on Drugs at Mission Ballroom
By: Quinn Jones I was eating Burger King in an empty Lowe’s parking lot as dusk fell. Earlier that day I had received an email from a close friend. The…
The SoCC Favorite Albums of 2021
Check out what some of our DJs and writers consider their favorite albums of 2021. Whole Lotta Red, Playboi Carti (Although it came out in 2020, it's been considered a 2021…
Concert Review: Madeline the Person
By Tamar Crump A blue-haired fairy girl grazed the stage with her guitar on a cool Saturday night in Denver, Colorado at the Marquis Theater to tell a few stories…
CONCERT REVIEW: Japanese Breakfast at the Ogden Theatre
Lo-fi pop powerhouse Japanese Breakfast embraced joy at Denver’s Ogden Theatre in October in support of her new album Jubilee. Korean-American multi-instrumentalist Michelle Zauner is the musician and songwriter behind…
Easy On Me Review: Adele’s Return to the Limelight
By Tess Rittenberg Adele released her previous album, 25, on November 20, 2015. After that, she disappeared from the spotlight, leaving listeners unsure when she would make music again. six…
Dead and Company Concerts: Red Rocks and Jiffy Lube Live Amphitheaters
By Emily Faulks Two raccoons huddle together for warmth on top of the gigantic red sandstone slabs that surround the venue, our source of entertainment for the 45-minute wait into…
New This Week: Benjamin Franklin by Snail Mail
By Tim Smith Snail Mail is easily one of my favorite bands, and what I have loved so much about them is their simplicity. On Habit and Lush (Snail Mail’s…
