It's that time of year, and what do you get the music lover who already has all the music? We have a few suggestions that will score cool points with the harshest of critics.

It's that time again, and whether your seasonal mantra at this point is ENDLESS SUMMER! or END THIS SUMMER!, there's undoubtedly been a soundtrack to go along. Here's some of what's on ours.

We once again asked our staff about their favorite releases (full length albums or EPs) of the year so far – what in 2022 has stood out, grabbed and/or moved them most?

Spoon's Britt Daniel drops by to talk about the band's 10th and latest album, 'Lucifer on the Sofa,' its Texas origins, and just where he got all that swagger.

Our staff looks ahead at the list of new albums scheduled for release during the first half of the year and finds plenty to be excited about.

At some point during the past several months, many of us must have sincerely wondered whether we’d ever experience live music at all again, let alone of the sort that the UMS has consistently delivered over the years.

Denver's biggest music party, The Underground Music Showcase, returns to South Broadway for three days and nights of long overdue live music revelry. Here's some of what we'll be up to and what we're looking forward to on the weekend ahead.

We take stock of the first half of the musical year that's been, and find a lot to like. Here are our staff's favorites of 2021 so far.

The Indie staff compiles a list of the music they're looking forward to in the first quarter of 2021.

Phoebe Bridgers has made a tradition of releasing holiday covers over the past few years, with takes on "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," McCarthy Trenching's "Christmas Song," and Simon & Garfunkel's "7 O'Clock News/Silent Night" (2019).

You ever, I don't know, get distracted and then get behind? Yeah, that. Guess I've been a little distracted this month (something something election something), but here's a catch up on the last two weeks of covers.

I’m not going to lie to you: The hours required by a morning radio host are not the hours of a clear-minded person (at least not this mind).

A summer to remember? Well, one that won't soon be forgotten, anyway. Our Song of the Summer picks are as varied as might be expected from a group of individuals isolated in their own bubbles.

Frederick "Toots" Hibbert, legendary frontman of reggae pioneers Toots & the Maytals, passed away due to complications from COVID-19.

The Indie Staff picks their favorite music of 2020... so far.

Katie Crutchfield taps into her country roots and getting sober on her fifth Waxahatchee album, “Saint Cloud.” We caught up with Crutchfield from her home in St. Louis about re-discovering her voice and creating a brighter album than those past. Listen to the full interview above.