Frightened Rabbit, ‘Get Out’
Frightened Rabbit will release the new album “Painting Of A Panic Attack” on Friday.
Divide Music Festival: New Winter Park Event Announces Music Lineup
The music lineup features Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros, Kid Cudi and more.
Caveman, ‘Never Going Back’
The Brooklyn band Caveman spent the past three years on the road, touring with acts like Weezer and Jeff Tweedy.
Lollapalooza Announces 2016 Music Lineup
Highlights include Radiohead, LCD Soundsystem and Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats.
SXSW 2016: Watch Performances From Lucius, Anderson .Paak And More
Thousands of artists flooded Austin, Texas, last week for another South By Southwest music showcase. While chronicling every SXSW performance would be a Herculean feat, NPR Music was on the scene to […]
Sound Of Ceres Aims For The Stars After Candy Claws
Karen and Ryan Hover are the married duo behind Fort Collins band Sound of Ceres. They recorded three synth-pop albums as Candy Claws before venturing into ethereal space-rock territory with their new group. The Hovers recruited members of The Polyphonic Spree and Brooklyn indie rockers The Drums for “Nostalgia For Infinity,” their debut album as Sound of Ceres. The band stopped into our CPR Performance Studio shortly before heading to Austin, Texas, for SXSW.
NPR Tiny Desk Contest: Colorado’s Rossonian Featured As Runner-Up
Rossonian was one of over 100 Colorado artists to enter the contest.
Turner Jackson Mixes Hip-Hop And Rock On Autobiographical ‘Red Plastic Cup’ EP
Colorado-born rapper and singer Turner Jackson set out to tell a coming-of-age story based on his life with his new EP, “Red Plastic Cup.” The MC, who’s now based in New York City, breaks away from a pure hip-hop sound on “Red Plastic Cup” and verges into soul and rock. Jackson and his band stopped into the CPR Performance Studio for an OpenAir Session.
New Colo. Music Festival Vertex Announces Inaugural Lineup
Vertex Festival comes to Buena Vista Aug. 5-7.
Eleanor Friedberger Finds A ‘New View’ Of George Harrison And Other Musical Favorites
The New York singer-songwriter discusses a recent move and her new solo album with OpenAir.
Valley Maker Strikes A Balance Between Music And Academia
Seattle artist Austin Crane started Valley Maker as an undergraduate thesis project in 2010. He’s a doctoral student in geography at the University of Washington but still finds time to play his folk music. His most recent album is last year’s “When I Was A Child.” He stopped into our CPR Performance Studio while on tour last month to play a solo set.
Want To Record An Album With Flobots? Here’s Your Chance
The band will host an open choir recording session in Denver on Saturday.
Record Store Day Announces 2016 Releases; Over 30 Colo. Stores To Participate
Record Store Day 2016 takes place April 16. The annual music event’s organizers announced this week the batch of exclusive vinyl releases that will be available in independent record stores worldwide.
