BLUE ICE
THURSDAY
NINE PM
In twenty-five words or less, describe what somebody who
has never heard of your band might expect from your performance
at UMS this year.
Nasty
Electro-based Stamina-Rap with Femme/Queercentric content. The set is
laced with mini bursts of recognizable hip-hop instrumentals I really
dig.
What was the first music
you remember using your own money to buy?
No Doubt's Tragic
Kingdom, of course.
What has been your
favorite album of 2013 so far?
James Blake's Overgrown is
fantastic..
Do you have any advice for new bands?
"It gets
better" --Dan Savage
Have you planned out who you want to see
at UMS this year? Who are some of your highlights?
I'm committing to
falling in love with at least 3 bands I've never heard, and supporting ones
that I'd like to see succeed.
Looking forward to Esme
Patterson, Vitamins, Natalie Tate, Men In Burka, and everyone else!
If you've been to UMS before, what three words
would you use to describe it?
Spontaneity in Baker
What has been your most
memorable experience at UMS to date?
Possibly watching Big
Freedia rock people's worlds in so many ways last year on the main stage.
Any tips you'd like to give the novices for making
the UMS experience even better?
Find a house in Baker
inhabited by people you love and let them know you may be sleeping on their
couch or in their kiddy pool for the weekend.
Is there any place you're
looking forward to eating during UMS?
Sweet Action.
What is your favorite shop
on South Broadway?
Ironwood, Fancy
Tiger(s), HiDive, Sputnik, simultaneously.
Who is your all time
favorite Colorado band?
Harpoontang.
You're working the counter at Twist & Shout, and a
customer is interested in expanding his music collection. What three
albums would you recommend?
Mykki Blanco's
"Cosmic Angel/Illuminati Princ(ess)" will teach you what you need to
know about talented and bossy queers. oOoOO's "Our Love is Hurting
Us" is textural and sexy. (Sextural). Larkin Grimm's "Parplar"
is a hidden gem out of Brooklyn, who has a haunting Appalachian howl and her
lyrics scrape the darker belly of New Age thought.
Is there anything we forgot to ask you about
the UMS that you think people need to know?
You might see me peddling
sweet and savory popsicles up n down that street. Kitty Crimes Thursday at 9PM
Blue Ice!
The Knew
3
Kings. Friday. 11pm. Stage at the back.
In twenty-five
words or less, describe what somebody who has never heard of your band might
expect from your performance at UMS this year.
We
eat the pig, then together we burn. BURN!
What was the first music you remember using your own money to buy?
I
put money in a jukebox to play "Street Fighting Man" by The Rolling
Stones. G-7.
What
has been your favorite album of 2013 so far?
Single:
Akon ft. Wiz Khalifa - "Dirty Work"
Do
you have any advice for new bands?
There's
two types of people in this world: Those who get stomped on and those who do
the stomping.
Have you planned
out who you want to see at UMS this year? Who are some of your highlights?
I
loved Don Giovanni: The Opera. A little unorthodox but the most daring
portrayal of Don Giovanni I've ever seen.
If you've been to
UMS before, what three words would you use to describe it?
Who's.
That. Dude?
What
has been your most memorable experience at UMS to date?
This
one time there was a rowdy show and I was punching one guy, I was kicking
another. I threw one guy through a plate glass window. Well, THAT,
but the exact opposite.
Any tips you'd like
to give the novices for making the UMS experience even better?
Don't
bet against Rocky when he's fighting Mr. T. Hindsight is twenty-twenty my
friend. Oh, and watch out for Ole Jack. He's an odd duck.
Is
there any place you're looking forward to eating during UMS?
Grandma
Mabel's Brownies
What
is your favorite shop on South Broadway?
Dirty
Work, Inc: Revenge for Hire
Who
is your all time favorite Colorado band?
Real
Cops
You're working the
counter at Twist & Shout, and a customer is interested in expanding his
music collection. What three albums would you recommend?
Just
one and only one:
Rupert
Holmes - Partners in Crime (especially track 1)
Is there anything
we forgot to ask you about the UMS that you think people need to know?
For
six hundred dollars, I can sell you a perfectly good hospital bed. Unless
you're playing hardball...ok, five fifty.
The Ghost of Joseph Buck
The
Ghost of Joseph Buck will be playing at
Gary
Lee’s Motor Pub and Grub at 10:00 p.m. on July 18th.
In twenty-five words or less, describe what somebody who has never heard of your band might expect from your performance at UMS this year.
It’ll
be like a wayward journey from the Great Plains through the dusty Southwest all
the way to the border of Mexico.
What
was the first music you remember using your own money to buy?
The Who – Who’s Next
What
has been your favorite album of 2013 so far?
Cat
Power – Sun. Yes, it came out in Sept. 2012 but can’t stop listening to it.
Do
you have any advice for new bands?
Respect
goes a long way.
Have you planned
out who you want to see at UMS this year? Who are some of your highlights?
Ark Life, Lord Huron, and Mosey West will be on the list
for sure. Wow – it’s so overwhelming. We still need time to digest the line-up.
If you've been to
UMS before, what three words would you use to describe it?
Eclectic.
Eye-opening. Inspiring.
What
has been your most memorable experience at UMS to date?
James
Han at the South Broadway Church in 2012 was pretty awesome in the true sense
of the word.
Any tips you'd
like to give the novices for making the UMS experience even better?
Drink
lots of water.
Is
there any place you're looking forward to eating during UMS?
Famous Pizza – a slice of cheese always satisfies.
What
is your favorite shop on South Broadway?
Lee
Alex Vintage Modern for furniture and Boss for vintage apparel.
Who
is your all time favorite Colorado band?
Nathaniel Rateliff and the Fair Children
You're working the
counter at Twist & Shout, and a customer is interested in expanding his
music collection. What three albums would you recommend?
Shovels
and Rope – Oh Be Joyful, Calexico – Carried to Dust, Cordero – En Este Momento
Is there anything
we forgot to ask you about the UMS that you think people need to know?
It’s
really hot, but it’s worth it!
Hooper
Hooper is
playing at the 404 on Sunday at 4PM.
In twenty-five words or less, describe what somebody who
has never heard of your band might expect from your performance at UMS this
year.
Power trio.
What was the
first music you remember using your own money to buy?
Motley Crue- Dr.
Feelgood on cassette
What has been
your favorite album of 2013 so far?
Low- the
Invisible Way
Do you have
any advice for new bands?
Don't expect
money or affection.
Have you planned out who you want to see at UMS this
year? Who are some of your highlights?
Mudhoney,
Shining Wires, Il Cativo, Help is on the Way, Native Daughters, Ross Etherton
and the Chariots of Judah, Pink Hawks to name a few.
If you've been to UMS before, what three words would you
use to describe it?
Sunburn hangover
celebration.
What has been
your most memorable experience at UMS to date?
The last time
Kingdom of Magic played, it was hypnotic.
Any tips you'd like to give the novices for making the
UMS experience even better?
Make a schedule
of what you want to see, don't be afraid to watch half sets, don't be sad when
you run into someone you know and miss something because you're chatting on the
sidewalk.
Is there any
place you're looking forward to eating during UMS?
Socorro street
tacos, the best!
What is your
favorite shop on South Broadway?
Mutiny
Information Cafe
Who is your
all time favorite Colorado band?
Still Left
Standing
You're working the counter at Twist & Shout, and a
customer is interested in expanding his music collection. What three
albums would you recommend?
Bottomless Pit-
Hammer of the Gods, Black Star- S/T, Bill Fay-Time of the Last Persecution
(those are at least three different 'B' albums that popped out on the shelf)
Is there anything we forgot to ask you about the UMS that
you think people need to know?
No, you did a great job!
AdrienneO
AdrienneO
We're playing on Thursday
July 18, but we don't know exactly what time or where yet!
In twenty-five words or less, describe what somebody who
has never heard of your band might expect from your performance at UMS this
year.
A vocalist/bassist who
sounds like a cross between Blondie and Natalie Merchant. Songs that feel like
Florence + the Machine and Miike Snow.
What was the first music
you remember using your own money to buy?
This is a embarrassing, but
I remember my mom driving me to the local record store to buy a cassette tape
of Beauty and the Beat by the Go-Go's. I must have been 11 or so. My first
record was Abracadabra by the Steve Miller Band. My first CD was way less
embarrassing; Pink Floyd's Wish You Were Here.
What has been your favorite
album of 2013 so far?
Haim's "Falling"
EP. If you haven't checked out these three sisters from LA, you have to. I am
in love with them.
Do you have any advice
for new bands?
I could write tons, but I'll
keep it to this: Build slowly and steadily, expect it to be hard, enjoy the
successes and learn from the failures, and be in it for the right reasons and
for the long haul.
Have you planned out who you want to see at UMS this year?
Who are some of your highlights?
Some of the artists I want
to see are Andy Sydow, Flashbulb Fires, Genetic Engines, Hi-Strung, Option4,
Petals of Spain… it goes on and on. It's hard to choose! There are lots of
bands I've already seen who I'd love to see again, like A Tom Collins, Bop
Skizzum, the Chimney Choir, Monroe Monroe, Post Paradise, Rachel and the Kings,
Roniit, and many others, but I also really like checking out bands I haven't
seen before!
If you've been to UMS before, what three words would you
use to describe it?
I haven't, unfortunately. I
am in the process of moving from Boulder to Denver to be closer to the bigger
music scene Denver has to offer. But for the past decade, living in Boulder and
teaching voice lessons there almost every day has made it hard to get out to
see as much live music as I'd like.
Who is your all time
favorite Colorado band?
I think it has to be
OneRepublic.
You're working the counter at Twist & Shout, and a
customer is interested in expanding his music collection. What three albums
would you recommend?
Anything by Roniit, The
Chimney Choir, or Flashlights. All for very different reasons.
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