I’ve seen WAY too many films this year. As the years continue to pass, I’m becoming more cinephile than audiophile. Much like the best albums list, I’m not too thrilled to put one over the other. All of these films have their merits. Without further ado, here goes. So as not to rank them, we’ll just put them in alphabetical order. I’ll probably have to edit this in a few days and add some others: Read more…
Lists are stupid. Really, really stupid. I don’t like making these lists but America loves them and as such, here it goes. Now for the disclaimer. Are these all the best albums of the year? Probably not. I can’t listen to everything. And now for the controversial part. This list might be alphabetical next year. Why you ask? It can be argued that album #50 is as good as #1 and #35 is as good as #2. But nonetheless here goes. Read more…
We’re always eager to find music that comes out of left field and today’s selection is no different. Kyle Bielfield who performs under his surname is an opera tenor with a Juilliard degree, a stint in the Met Opera and an appearance in the Pulitzer Prize-winning opera Angel’s Bone. We always like to celebrate the weekend with a dose of pop music and today is no exception. Read more…
Let’s take a dive in the Wayback Machine and revisit the days of the early 00s. Nu metal, Napster, LimeWare and the American Pie movie franchise, the hilarious coming-of-age set of movies featuring Eugene Levy and Jason Biggs among others. Read more…
As much as we all love American-made music there is no denying that artists and bands east of the Atlantic just do music better. Whether its The Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Queen, U2 or Coldplay, the list of Irish and British bands and artists is pages long. Heck, we could add Elton John, Oasis and Ed Sheeran to that list and not even be scratching the surface. Read more…
At the day job a couple friends have urged me to put together a Spotify playlist of 40 songs that captivated my attention the last few days. We’re hoping to make this a somewhat regular occurence, but we’ll see if that carries forward. Fair warning, if the playlist ever uses the moniker Goyo, well, it’s a long story. The long and short of it is this: the nickname started in middle school and was reinvented when I joined RMCAD in December 2018. Nearly 90 percent of the college refers to me as Goyo.
Back to the playlist, it is far from perfect, but without further ado, the tracklist can be found at the jump. Read more…
For most of my life Denver was just a city with the Broncos, the Nuggets and Coors Field. That all changed in 2018 when I joined the team at RMCAD. Now the city of Denver means so much more. Read more…
California native and rising country artist Tyler Rich has announced an upcoming West Coast tour featuring support from Shy Carter. The tour kicks off tomorrow in San Jose, CA at Club Rodeo and concludes on Oct. 17 at Roseville CA’s Goldfield Trading Post. Tourdates can be found at the jump. Read more…
I was having a pretty good Monday until this piece of superfluous self-aggrandizement jumped across my screen.
Apparently Kacey Musgraves is releasing a new album Star-Crossed on Sept. 10 and with it comes a film co-produced by Interscope Films, Anonymous Content, MCA Nashville (her record label) and Paramount +. Read more…
