Denver's dark folk and all its relatives

Active Discussions

Callergrim commented on “Albums of 2010” (1)   January 2011

Callergrim commented on “Videos from Gothic Americana artists” (1)   August 2010

SnuFFen commented on “Artist connection thread” (2)   May 2010

• SnuFFen

  bekowski: Munly & TLLH best of '00s, Munly & Lupercalians best of '10s? Ridiculous thing to say, I know, but it's a really damn awesome record. As for T-Bone Burnett, I'd say it's a good suggestion. He's done so much different stuff, though, but yeah you're right.

  December 2011

• BigChoupique

  'Bone, here??? lol....

  December 2011

• constant12

  I have re-read the description of the group and thought once again, that T-Bone Burnett should be mentioned here. ok, the music he was playing through the 80's was pretty usual, but the last two albums he recorded in the 2000's are superb and feet here perfectly.

  December 2011

• scary_nickname

  Any recommendations about european distros listing subj-related music?

  December 2011

• schamash

  did anything cool come out 2011 aside the new slim?

  December 2011

• constant12

  First 2 16 Horsepower albums and Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots [2] . As for me, I started with Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots.

  September 2011

• badoom_bum

  and Jay Munly's 'Jimmy Carter Syndrome'.

  September 2011

• Aki_A

  First 2 16 Horsepower albums and Munly & The Lee Lewis Harlots

  September 2011

• Echos_Myron

  I'm trying to get more into this scene. What are some good albums to start with?

  September 2011

• Diabeticus

  btw, you want : Paha Sapa / Mako Sika . the other albums are from some other band with same name

  August 2011

• Diabeticus

  I stumbled acorss "For Heaven's Sake" on 16HP forums. Guy from France. same vein as this music: http://www.last.fm/music/For+Heaven's+Sake there is 1 free download. it's good stuff

  August 2011

• SaintRIP

  some alt. country from me : http://saintrip.bandcamp.com enjoy folks.

  July 2011

• SnuFFen

  One man you rarely hear about is Robert/Bob Ferbrache. He is the somewhat quiet, older man who sits in the background, but he is behind most everything that we know about the Denver scene. He produced most 16hp, wovenhand and auto club records, as well as petr and the wulf and probably more, but I can't remember. He also played in these bands as well as producing for and playing in Tarantella. All in all he's touched everything these guys did and more. Slim Cessna himself called him the father of the "Denver Sound", and while Slim, Jay and David were nothing more than tiny brats, "Big Bad Bob" would probably walk around being the awesome guy he is. I say this because I'm sure a lot don't know about him and that's a bit unfair.

  May 2011

• BlackRoija

  7pm EST Sunday, April 24 I'll be hosting a special radio show highlighting this kind of music. Catch it via web stream here: http://www.wrek.org/

  April 2011

• SomeVelvetMorn

  "Denver be the death of me. " x2, aww :)

  April 2011

• brokolikaryo

  denver be the death of me.

  March 2011

• Svartorn

  So much good music coming out of Denver...

  August 2010

• APandaNamedMica

  Me too, plothead. I'm actually thinking of making it my next vacation. And who knows - I might end up there on a permanent basis. Anyways, today I got my dad completely and utterly fascinated by various Denver bands. I'm proud, and I'm gonna keep on spreading the word!

  January 2010

• plothead31

  I wish I lived in Denver

  January 2010

• AZADIBOK

  Hello little world out there! Do you allready know the very diverse Kurdish folk music? Visit - and if you would like please also join - the Kurdish Folk group, you are very welcome!!! Lovely regards from Kurdistan, Berîtan

  October 2009