TheHundred presents Anna Lunoe from Concerted Effort on Vimeo. Now almost a year strong, the monthly house music party TheHundred has had an impressive run. Their parties have consistently offered a great vibe and amazing talent. Last month, Denver was treated to Anna Lunoe, whose impressive set capped another incredible night. TheHundred is back again this month,

Friday September 14 was just another day on Colfax, but appearances can be deceiving.   Many a night have I walked these Denver streets thinking I may have stumbled onto the set of the newest apocalypse-themed movie where the world has already lost most of the living to [insert here: zombies, disease, water, asteroids, magic].  Similar nights have exposed the inconspicuous

Science Partner is a Denver band that excels at three-part vocal harmonies and pop music that anyone can get into.  I have been a fan of their quirky tunes about Miley Cyrus and the Heaven's Gate cult since about a year ago when I accidentally stumbled onto a birthday party, and I'm happy to hear that they are releasing their album, Rocky Mountain News, with Hot Congress

Rubblebucket is the name of a band that you have to say out loud.  The next person you see, I dare you, just go up to them and say, "Rubblebucket!"  The band's name is fun to say, and seems to excellently encompass the attitude and sound of the band it represents.  Rubblebucket is a eight-piece based in Brooklyn and they are coming to the Bluebird this Friday

I've been excited about this one for a long time and if you love house music, you should be too. When it comes to electronic music, I'm a sucker for French house, so when a legendary producer and DJ from that genre comes to town, I definitely take notice. The Summit Music hall will be hosting exactly that this weekend on Saturday, September 8th with a special live set from