Sonic Bloom, one of the most digital music-dominated, noodle and wank-free festivals ever founded by a so-called “jam band”, was his brainchild.  In its second year, this summer’s staggering lineup features some of the finest knob twiddlers on the planet, including...

Revenant Custom Guitars is a completely unique and innovative guitar company that strives for personal touches and the elaborate combination of cutting-edge design with functionality.  They are a custom electric guitar, bass, and baritone shop specializing in the obscure. Their designs vary from classic vintage-bodied styles to bad @$$ punk rock-inspired shapes.

...DMX and Diabolic. As D.Unit, they are Denver's deadliest deejay duo, each with enough history to impress even the most jaded clubbers. Both veterans of the Mile High City's underground music culture, they've seen plenty of action in the trenches and have recently united to create an unstoppable musical dynamo.

These days, everybody and their MILF is a DJ, and every March, Miami’s population influx is the smoking gun to prove it.  Gobs of knob twiddlers, songbirds, promoters, label owners, booty shakers, gear makers, schwag monkeys, flyer whores, door b!+ches, shutter bugs and word players migrate to South Beach for five jam-packed days of workshops, tradeshows, panel discussions, club nights, pool parties, beach parties, non-stop schmoozing and the ginormous conference bookend Ultra Fest.

To help promote the Nitro, Dodge has teamed up with Anheuser-Busch and Budweiser and they’re planning a giveaway of a brand new Dodge Nitro on Opening Day for the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field.

These days, nearly every major American metropolis has got its own homegrown sideshow troupe.  Certain cities in California even boast multiple collectives.  Ukulele Loki’s Folderol Follies is probably Colorado’s most well-known thus far.  This past “Phat” Tuesday, they headlined Boulder’s Fox Theatre for the first time

Denver has a well respected electronic music scene that most cherish and some take for granted. One of my first thoughts as I began this article was a question; how many states in America have an old Gothic church as a venue to host the best electronic music talent in the world?

The reason we’ve moved here, stayed here so long, or hung around after university life was over. It is the reason we’ve turned down jobs on Wall Street. Or compromised film gigs in L.A. Winter in the mountains.