Thomas Rutherford

This year’s iteration of the Underground Music Showcase has come to pass. It was a beautiful, scorching weekend overflowing with music and joy and the distinct feeling that Denver, this strange and wonderful place, was itself alive as the people within it danced and laughed and fell in love with this city all over again.

Slug, vocalist of the legendary hip-hop group Atmosphere, understands the power of words. Throughout his decades-long career, he’s wrapped his listeners in words, draping them over their hearts so that they can be warm and safe in the knowledge that they are not alone. The stories he tells are deeply human, bleak and sad and angry at times, joyful and funny at others, but ultimately filled with hope and empathy. It’s music that tattoos itself on the bones of those who hear it so that they may carry it within in order to make a bit more sense of this life.

The Salt Lick co-directors Andrea Hoang and Jason Edelstein talk about their client's Sponsored Content's new music video.

Denver-based DJ and producer Marc Mount — better known by his artist name, Mport — has been blowing up in recent years due to his unique, crunchy production, dedication to creativity and unbridled sense of fun. Mport makes music to lose yourself in, to laugh along to as hard as you’re dancing. He’s epitomized this fact with his new project, “Scene Selection EP.” It’s a project that will have those who hear it smiling wide as they headbang along to it, one to rattle the soul and leave it feeling a little lighter.

303 Magazine recently spoke with beloved DJ and producer Maddy O'Neal ahead of her upcoming Red Rocks show with REZZ.

On Monday, Australian psych-rock phenomenons King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard played the third of a string of…

Denver Fashion Week (DFW) is back on November 9-17 and for a third time, DFW and 303 Magazine are launching another Colorado-based entertainers competition.

Garage-punk legends FIDLAR’s music feels so very alive these days. It’s always been visceral, fast and filled with stories of debauchery and self-loathing told with humor but now it seems there’s a touch more hope to it, a willingness to come to terms with past mistakes instead of dwelling within them.

Denver based producer and DJ Maddy O'Neal's new album, Vital Signs, is a unabashed celebration of what it means to be alive.

Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox has long been one of Denver’s most beloved venues. A gem shining out from the heart of downtown, the former brothel is one of the city’s best places to see both national and local musicians, eat some damn good food and just generally have a great time. Ophelia’s recently changed owners, as restaurant group Edible Beats sold the venue and restaurant to longtime music industry professional Eric Pirritt and ENDIT Productions.