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Noise Behind The Sound Talks Llamas, Robots, and Revenge with Allen Aucoin of The Disco Biscuits

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On this episode of Noise Behind The Sound, Eric and Gary welcome back Lt. Sean Murtagh to the pod before being joined by Allen Aucoin of The Disco Biscuits. The guys discuss Allen’s 10 year history with the band, his love of Llamas, his reputation as a robot, and then get excited for his role on Revenge of the 90’s this Friday night at Cervantes’ w/ his band mates Aron Magner and Marc Brownstein.

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Noise Behind The Sound Talks Lettuce, Red Rocks, & Point Break with Erick “Jesus” Coomes

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On this episode of Noise Behind The Sound, Eric and Gary welcome Jesus Coomes of Lettuce to the podcast. The guys talk about the new Lettuce album Crush, Fool’s Paradise, the joys of playing Red Rocks, and get stoked about Revenge of the 90’s by talking about Jesus’s role in the 90’s classic Point Break.

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Revenge of the 90’s Returns After A Three Year Hiatus!

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Revenge of the 90’s III – March 30th – Cervantes’

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The 90’s were back in full force on Saturday night at Cervates’ as J2G Live threw their annual 90’s Night party with some of the best musicians in Denver doing the heavy lifting. There were tons of costumes that confused the best of 80’s fashion (Neon) with the best of 90’s (Flannel) and a ton of girls even got their hair crimped for the occasion. It was great to see people getting so into the spirit of the party and it was clear that 90’s Night grabbed a firm foothold in the Denver music scene in it’s third year.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Revenge of the 90s III – Cervantes’ – Saturday March 30th

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As the hair bands of the 80’s receded into the mist of Seattle’s Grunge scene, Hip-Hop, dancing divas and boy bands hit the mainstream. No matter your flavor, the music of the 90’s offered a little something for everyone and now it’s time to relive it all! “Revenge of the 90′s III” will feature over 40 of the best musicians from more than a dozen local bands, and they will be covering all types of music from the decade.

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Revenge Of The 90’s – March 30th – Stoney’s Bar & Grill

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Ah, the 90’s. It was a wild time with 80’s Hair Bands getting devoured by the raging juggernaut out of Seattle that was grunge, and Hip-Hop enjoying it’s glory years. Nirvana fearlessly led the Grunge movement while Green Day showed us all how to blend Pop and Punk to create some ridiculously hooky songs. Speaking of hooky songs, Weezer, Sheryl Crow, and Ace of Base all cranked out a few of their own throughout a decade that was known for the rise of the internet, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, and the first Gulf War.

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PICK OF THE WEEK: Revenge of The 90’s – March 30th – Stoney’s Bar and Grill

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Who didn’t love the 90’s but most of all who didn’t love the music in the 90’s? Well now its time to relive it all! Last year, J2G Live decided that the music of the 90’s needed to be celebrated, and Foolin’ Around in the 90’s was born. Last year’s Foolin’ Around in the 90’s was such a blast, these guys decided to do it again! This Friday at Stoney’s Bar and Grill, the 90s are back….with a vengeance.

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Archnemisis & Up Until Now – March 9th – Cervantes’ Ballroom

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Instead of a crowd made up of white furry yeti boots, spirit hoods, and a whole bunch of oblivious candy kids, there was a great mix of people giving off a staggeringly positive and uplifting vibe at Cervantes’ on Friday night. Archnemisis, Up Until Now, Fisk, and Ableminds put on a wildly diverse show that blended Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Electronica that culminated in a monumental surge of energy that simply can’t be described.