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Resident College of Music faculty members played “Songs of Solitude and Hope,” inspired by the magic of nature and change. By Isabella Fincher

Maus’ music can be categorized into the sect of “grave wave,” a subsection of lo-fi synth-pop with a ghoulish twist. By Zach Cohen

Seattle indie folk natives Fleet Foxes released an enormous box set containing b-sides and rarities last week. By Zach Cohen

Jim James brought a sooth and warm environment to Denver on Tuesday with a message of political unity and action. By Zack Cohen

Ariana Grande released a self love ballad, “thank u, next,” to masive critical and commercial acclaim. By Sofia Harris

Thom Yorke’s score for the new film, Suspiria evokes deep emotional responses which reflect his quality as a writer. By Zack Cohen

Kamasi Washington took to the Boulder Theater for a night of propulsive and clattering numbers marked by ethereal jams. By Camille Sauers

NoMBe and Ashe brought a top notch concert at the CU Boulder homecoming concert, surprising and delighting an excited crowd. By Robin Fox

Austin City Limits had everything and more on showcase this year. Here are the highlights of Weekend 2. By Angela Smith

Joan Baez sings to a sold out crowd at Denver’s Paramount Theater Wednesday night as part of her Fare Thee Well Tour. By Georgia Knoles