Saint Somebody  ~  Music Celebrating Connection

Interpretive Tyranny is a Denver 4 piece Alternative Rock group looking to reinvent the sounds from the 90’s alternative scene. Every member is a multi instrumentalist who are currently studying and teaching music across the Denver metro area

Mainland Break – fresh off an Australian tour – presents One Way Ticket to Midnight: a jangling indie rock record that’s brimming with the propulsive energy of The Feelies and packed with chiming guitars that are evocative of R.E.M.

Elijah Brady formed Laundry Room Livin' in early 2024 with bassist Owen Mouton and drummer Kyler Kerr. The goal was to create a unique sound blending indie rock, such as Arctic Monkeys and The Strokes, with acoustic pop, such as Beabadoobee and Slaughter Beach Dog, while being high schoolers hoping to make a name for themselves.

The Xisme are an indie-pop duo from Denver, CO featuring Nicole Moore-Abeyta and her husband Joshua Randy Abeyta, who perform both as an acoustic duet and with a full band. The pair mix heartfelt storytelling, humorous observations, poetry, original songs, tasteful covers, and the occasional pop quiz trivia question to create interactive, intimate experiences for audience members of all ages and backgrounds.

This thing moves purposefully and aimlessly. At times the paddles cut the water with force. At other times, there are no paddles. It drifts among behemoth ships and burned out vessels that sink away. Down narrow lanes that hug the shore, strung with lights that peak and fade. Then out into the endless night, beyond the crush of channel lines. Out of sight of the fading light. Where darkness fills the eyes and mind, and the ocean’s sound matches mine.

^eRapWMDX is a time traveler and was born the baby child Levon Steven on Christmas day 1987 in Dublin Ireland.

His father sold cartoon balloons in a garage by the motorway and wanted to go to Venus (not Levon). His father was also a bog farmer and the chief brew-master at the Guinness Brewery.

Monica is a band based out of Denver consisting of two life long friends Nick Noeker and Tyler Gross, who challenge each other to create a bittersweet sound for all to listen to. 

Denver, Colorado based artist Cam Carter and Eugene, Oregon based artist Brendrix Paige connected in 2010 over a mutual interest in late 80's and 90's indie rock. The two formed the Smear Collective, playing and touring the Pacific Northwest and West Coast. 

A focus on lo-fi and analog recording techniques launched the band's tape only release, "smear tape," recorded in Austin, TX in 2013. The band took a deeper dive into analog, recording live at Gung Ho Studios (Yob, Cherry Poppin' Daddies) to 2" tape on 2016's 7" single "MBC b/w The Kill."