Sounds on 29th - 2 ª Season

FaceMan believes that life is the party. Made up of Steve (aka FaceMan) on vocals and guitar, David Thomas Bailey on 7-string guitar, and Dean Hirschfield on drums, the Denver rock trio is known for their ambitious live performances and overall collaborative approach. Hosted by Sid Pink, this episode also features comedian Heather Snow.

Hosted by Sid Pink, this episode features comedian Christie Buchele and emerging Boulder quartet The Yawpers. Led by dynamic young singer-songwriter Nate Cook and guitarist Jesse Parmet, The Yawpers recall a grittier version of Wilco, with as much raw country sensibility as twisted indie imagination.

Featuring ethereal lead singer Julia LiBassi (pictured), Raven and the Writing Desk is a six-piece group that is "always pushing the boundaries of creativity, they combine elements of classical, pop and rock into their overall sound" (Examiner.com). Hosted by Sid Pink, this episode also features comedian Chris Charpentier.

Hosted by Sid Pink, this episode features comedian Nathan Lund and Wheelchair Sports Camp, the Denver-based pseudo hip-hop band fronted by wheelchair bound MC/producer Kalyn. The band is a combination of live and electronic instruments with a more live, jazzy, funky, combination to the traditional hip-hop group.

Denver artist Sara Belle loves fuzz pedals, bright pop harmonies, one-note guitar solos, and 60's girl groups. In this performance, Sara Belle invites accordion player Dylan Lenz (Blind Man Deaf Boy), bass player Dave Reeves (The Maybellines) and drummer Ryan Heller (Lawsuit Models) to play a selection of her favorite 60s-inspired French classics. Hosted by Sid Pink with special guest Kristin Rand