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March 11, 2010, 8:24 pm
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Review: Eisley plays Miramontes
Interview with the family band
Visibly exhausted from a long road trip and spending the night in a hotel, the members of Eisley took time to relax before their set, sipping on coffee and tea as they discussed their lives as a family band, the pressures of big record labels, and their upcoming album.
So you want to play guitar?
Steps to becoming a lord of the strings
Along with the cool looking blisters and the creative process of learning to play the guitar, there are many upsides to the craft.
Playlist: Ladies who rock
Listen to some amazing gals
Although female singers seem to be all over the pop charts right now, it’s hard not to be a little disappointed that ladies aren’t better represented on the rock charts.
Soundtrack to your college years
How college prompts growth in music taste
The exposure is everywhere from events around campus, to different people with diverse tastes, to hearing the new mix CD the bus driver plays on the way to campus.
Catching up with Infected Mushroom
Inquiries on youth, sell-outs and success
A lot has changed since Israeli trance band Infected Mushroom last graced Boulder with their presence.
Vintage album of the week: “Grow Up and Blow Away”
“If this is the life, why does it feel so good to die today?”
Popular synth-pop, dance rock band Metric abandons their signature heavy bass and drum for flirty electro-pop and vocals oozing sensuality and cynicism on the band’s debut album “Grow Up and Blow Away.”
Hip-hop through the ages
Where did it come from and where is it going?
Having close to three decades under its belt at this point, hip-hop has come a long way from its underground roots. But how did hip-hop take off from the streets and where is it headed from here?
Profile: The Bluegrass Quartet
Traditional music gets a make-over
In an atmosphere where most college kids turn to expressive hip-hop and relevant indie bands, the members of The Bluegrass Quartet prefer more traditional music, quietly gaining a following of devoted fans with their acoustic, often surprising, bluegrass folk music.
Review: Rebel Baroque Ensemble
Classical music revitalized Sunday
Classical music seems to be fading away, getting old and decrepit and dying away with its audiences.
Musically inclined
College of Music students lead very different academic lives
In one corner of a room in the Imig Music building, three students are softly singing a piece of music.