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Jungle Showcases The Evolution of Its Eclectic Dance Sound at Red Rocks (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Celebrating the release of their fifth studio album, August’s Sunshine, English funktronica duo-turned-trio Jungle landed at Red Rocks in Morrison, Colorado, on September 28th for the 13th stop of their world tour. After a sold-out show on September 27th, Jungle returned for night two to bring the nu-disco swing to a slightly smaller, but even more excited, crowd. Joined by the groovy Los Angeles twosome Rio Kosta, the crowd was warmed up with vintage funk tunes courtesy of partners in musical c
Tame Impala & Dominic Fike Deliver Genre-Bending Night of Bedroom Pop, Rock & Psychedelic Rave at Denver’s Ball Arena (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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As soon as you entered the east lobby of Denver’s Ball Arena on September 11th, you were greeted with a thin haze of vapor that pervaded the entire venue. Whether it signaled the presence of teens vaping, music icons in the building emitting their rockstar fog, or a mix of both, you couldn’t be sure. The one thing that was certain was the electricity in the air, setting everyone’s bones to buzzing, whether they had been twenty when Tame Impala debuted with their self-titled EP in 2008 or had jus
Oddballs At The Ogden: Angine de Poitrine Bend Math Rock Rules In Denver (SHOW REVIEW/PHOTOS) - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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On July 31, following their swift rise, French-Canadian math-rock duo Angine de Poitrine crash-landed back down to earth for their highly anticipated inaugural live performance on U.S. soil at the legendary Newport Jazz Festival. Now for tour stops two, three, and four? It’s Colorado. The band unsurprisingly sold out two consecutive nights at Denver’s Ogden Theatre before heading to Buena Vista to join the all-star psychedelic lineup at Field Of Vision, the festival curated by fellow experimenta
Surfing The Tube: Jack Coyne Catches Up With Questlove Before Inaugural Roots Picnic London; Daniel Lanois Shops For Brian Eno, Biggie, Brigitte Bardot & More - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Surfing the Tube is a daily recap of recent must-see YouTube happenings, from music videos and live performances to interviews and everything in between. Daniel Lanois’ “What’s In My Bag?” | Amoeba Music Fresh off the release of his most recent album, last month’s Belladonna Nocturne, iconic GRAMMY Award-winning producer Daniel Lanois stops by Amoeba Records to go shopping and chop it up about The Neville Brothers, Brian Eno, and more. In addition to sharing stories about these artists, he buys
Surfing The Tube: Sunn O))) Shop For Rosalia, John and Alice Coltrane, Venom & More; Armand Hammer Play NPR Tiny Desk With Kenny Segal & Co.; Sleater-Kinney & Fred Armisen Are Back As “The Return Of Jackie & Judy” - Glide Magazine (opens the original)
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Sunn O)))’s “What’s In My Bag?” | Amoeba Music Continuing to celebrate their inaugural album release through Sub Pop Records, April’s self-titled LP, sunn O))) members Greg Anderson and Stephen O’Malley raid Amoeba Records and fill their bag with an impressively eclectic selection. In addition to records by Rosalia, John Lee Hooker, Exodus, Gil Scott-Heron, John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, and Venom, O’Malley and Anderson also pick out a couple books: Gary Holt & Adem Tepedelen’s A Fabulous Disas
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