Artists
Th’ Legendary Shack*Shakers started their hell-for-leather, Penta-caustic roadshow just over three years ago and in a short time have earned quite a name for themselves with their unique brand of American Gothic that is all-at-once irreverent, revisionist, dangerous, and fun. Led… (Read More)
We must not consider ourselves better than any other, for that will serve not but vanity. We are simply a different variable in the same equation. We are unwillingly, but inevitably an equal share of the filth that wickedly pollutes this… (Read More)
“The Angry Hand of God was formed in late 2005/early 2006 by Mark and Pat. These two met each other online thru StonerRock.com’s forums, and started jamming. An ad was placed for a drummer, bassist, and singer. We got in touch… (Read More)
“There probably aren’t too many people who remember Autonomous Collective, a poppy post-rock act that daringly explored a wide range of sounds with admirable dexterity. When that band eventually morphed into the Archive, the players solidified their sound into a compelling… (Read More)
LUCAS CLARKE – Drums Lucas grew up on a small organic farm in Clackamas, Oregon on which his family grew extremely large vegetables, roughage and various blends of Vanilla tea. Due to the long tireless days or the old Nuclear… (Read More)
The Birdwatchers are from Denver, Colorado, and have been cranking their amps for two years. Their Sound combines Vintage 1950’s rock melodies, Classic Country beats, & howlin’ Blues guitar. And they know a lot about Birds. Sally Belle, Pretty Sunshine, … (Read More)
TIRED OF ALWAYS DATING GUYS IN BANDS AND GOING TO THEIR SHOWS, THESE TALENTED GIRLS DECIDED TO START THEIR OWN ALL-GIRL ROCK BAND. THE BLACKOUTS HAVE BURST FULL-FORCE INTO THE LOCAL MUSIC SCENE WITH PERFORMANCES THAT DEMAND RETURNS FROM VENUE OWNERS… (Read More)
Emerging from the outskirts of Denver, Colorado, comes one of the state’s finest Metal-core bands, The Bloodshed Ensemble. This well built 4 piece has spread through the Colorado music scene with such velocity that they show no sign of stopping anytime… (Read More)
Fronted by guitar-smashing, soul singing, anthem-writing buzzbomb Evan Foster, Seattle’s BOSS MARTIANS are thee Rock & Roll jet boys to look for in 2008! Got Songs?? HELL YES!! At least, that is, according to Rolling Stone’s David Fricke who anointed them… (Read More)
By CHRISTOPHER SHORT THE GAZETTE April 23, 2007 – 11:51PM CD review: “7th and Madison” EP The Boxsleeves share the space between rockabilly and punk with The Reverend Horton Heat and The Living End. “7th and Madison” doesn’t showcase as much… (Read More)
THE BRONZ IS MADE UP OF ANDY, BAILEY AND CHRIS FROM CORE OF THE EARTH AND JOAQUIN FROM SLICK PIGS LIE. WE FORMED IN AUGUST 2006. WE WILL ROCK YOU!! (Read More)
The year was 1980 and Great Britain was then weathering a social and political maelstrom, that bridged the mid-seventies and eighties entire. It was a chaotic and tumultuous time in which to be young. The confusion and anger of having to… (Read More)
We are The Casket Crew. Our music is formed from a diverse mix of styles. Our many different flavors of music are combined into what you hear now, and what is still to come on our new album “Somber Ceremony”. With… (Read More)
Band members: KAMTIN M. – Vocals, Bass, Percussions, Keys, Programs ADAM HALFERTY – Live Drums, Percussions (Read More)
The Chalet The Chalet is a 5 piece band hailing from the Denver CO. Formed in August of 2006 by former members of short-lived punk band “Zany” guitarist Pip and drummer Brian got together with guitarist Enrique to formed “FireForScareCrow”. Eventually… (Read More)
The Chop Tops began when Sinner found two rock’n’roll renegades that loved Rockabilly music just as much as he. Sinner’s penchant for playing standing drums was only equaled by his love for the roots rockabilly, early punk, & psycho vocalists he… (Read More)
Adam-bass/vocals Brett-guitar/vocals jeff-guitar/vocals Luke-drums/talent (Read More)
This eight-piece ska/reggae/fusion band (rocksteady, jazz, latin, and surf influence) has some very unique flavors. Movin’ your feet since ‘03! Keep on pushin’! (Read More)
Born 50 years to the date after Country Music legend, Hank Williams shuffled off this mortal coil, The Devil’s Own has set up shop in the confines of this Country Rock circuit with the intent of fucking shit up. But not… (Read More)
Not much is known about Dicky Jaguar. He emerged from the jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula some years ago. Paraphrasing the name of the Mayan god Penis Jaguar, he made his way to the United States. He soon joined forces with… (Read More)
The Dirt Daubers (feat. JD Wilkes of The Legendary Shack Shakers)
Colonel JD Wilkes (The Legendary Shack Shakers) and his wife Jessica, along with “Slow” Layne Hendrickson, make up the hillbilly/hokum trio THE DIRT DAUBERS! Hailing from western Kentucky, these three caterwaulin’ hooligans sing loud and proud an ecclectic mix of Appalachian… (Read More)
The creative core of The Dirty Hearts was forged in a Santa Fe, NM recording studio when Frankie Medina, a songwriter who had previously worked with a notable assortment of producers, including Jack Good (the Beatles) and the Kessel Brothers (the… (Read More)
The Dollyrots are one girl and two boys. They’re a punk rock band but their CDs are very pop. Kelly is sugar sweet but mischevious and might sucker punch you if you’re dumb enough to try her patience. Which she has… (Read More)
“…The Don’ts and Be Carefuls seem to be of a similar artistic outlook as their scenemates Lil’ Slugger: be wildly original and weird yet accessible. They were a 4-piece band with the usual rock instruments and a synth player. They also… (Read More)
THE DROPSKOTS are a four-piece punk rock band from Denver, CO, and have been the torchbearers of the Denver skate-punk scene since brothers Jesse (Guitar) and Dan Fox (Drums) joined together with singer/bassist Matt Strayer to form the band in the… (Read More)
In 2004, the original lineup of The Earps debuted at The Hard Rock Cafe in Phoenix, a location of the international franchise that was once lampooned by Krusty the Clown on a TV episode of The Simpsons. (The exact quote was… (Read More)
