BROADWAY + COLFAX
A mile high and an inch deep. Internet home of @BROFAX aka Eric Lubbers.
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YACHT @ THE LARIMER LOUNGE
Yacht is an experience.
Each single band member could own a crowd on their own (and they do it, considering they all have equally awesome solo/side projects) and together they might be the closest thing I have to a religion any more. Stupendous.
It helped that @pandashark and I spent the whole show roughly face-to-torso with singer/performance artist Claire Evans, who is the straight-up greatest frontperson in the game. Her Jagger/Bowie/Lennox/Mercury/Alien/Yoga performance style is captivating.
The funny thing is that her intense stage presence is the only reason people aren’t talking about how great guitarist/singer/co-conspirator Jona Bechtolt (formerly of Blow) is on stage. It’s a further embarrassment of riches considering you have Bobby Birdman on bass and Jeffery Jerusalem (who played a great set right before Yacht) on drums.
Note on the photography: Shot with my Canon s95 — a really wonderful little point-and-shoot that still struggles with noise at low light/high ISO much more than even a cheap dSLR — and processed through Vignette on my phone (only to turn chunky sensor noise into cool-looking, Black Flag-style film grain).
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This person is either: a) a furry b) an older, hirsute gay gentleman who likes to advertise c) a normal guy with kids and a nickname who is confused by the looks he gets in certain neighborhoods.
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@pandashark, Woody Allen and Diane Keaton pose for a kitchen photo.
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Denver’s National Velvet at night. Long live its saggy grandeur.
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Rough night on Grant Street.
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