lululemon athletica“Creating components for people to live longer, healthier, and more fun lives” In a world saturated with apparel geared towards the sports-minded, a new contender has risen to the forefront of yoga-inspired athletic wear. lululemon athletica, a Vancouver, B.C. based company, is devoted to designing fitted, comfortable athletic clothing with a stylish flair for […]
Boscia Skincare There are a few things you all should know about me ahead of time, in case you are wondering why on earth I would be qualified to tell you about what skincare and cosmetic products are good, great, or downright shitty. I have been in the Denver/Boulder area for about 8 years now. […]
Okay beauty fans; please give a warm round of applause for the return of the Beauty Buzz section. After a rather long hibernation period, we are ready to re-awaken the section formerly devoted to reviewing the latest and greatest beauty products. Lotions, potions, cosmetics…you name it, I will review it and tell if you if […]
There was a hushed silence dominating the inside of the Bluebird Theater, and once I was properly inside I could see why. Opening act James Blackshaw had taken the stage in all his simplicity; a 25-year-old U.K. native with shaggy light brown hair and an acoustic 12-string Guild. Blackshaw set the mood for the remainder […]
Ambient, rainy-day rockers His Name is Alive must have been meant to be reviewed on this rainy, rainy Monday.
Los Angeles based Eulogies has released their debut, self-titled album on Dangerbird Records, home to other indie darlings All Smiles and Darker My Love.
Turbo Fruits is a trio of sloppy-haired dudes from Nashville, TN. On their self-titled debut release, a mish-mash of punk ’n roll, guitar-heavy tracks and post-pubescent vocals blast into the ethos. On an album of 15 short, punchy tracks, Guitarist/vocalist Jonas Stein sounds like he has a perpetually sore throat (and I mean that in […]
It seems that this year’s anniversary of the tragic 9/11 terrorist attacks of years ago was a good night for music. Perhaps it was the air of memoriam of respect in the air? Or maybe I was just lucky to have shown up for the phenomenal live performance of Rilo Kiley with Grand Ole Party […]
New York-based Shock Cinema may have the most obscure, confusing bio I have ever read. From what I can tell, the group consists of Miyuko Furtado (the Rogers Sisters), Danny Wood (…And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead), Destiny Montague, and Autry Fulbright.
His Mischief is a 3-man band hailing from St. Paul, Minnesota. Summer’s Eve, the group’s first release, is a six song mélange of garage rock, ’60s rock fuzz, and a dash of Clash-like punk. The tracks have a very distinctly retro sound; lead singer Sheridan Fox has an uncanny knack for sounding like Britt Daniel […]
