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Raul Facio’s two -track EP, ‘Event Horizon’ featuring esoteric tracks ‘Event Horizon’ and ‘Stranged’ released early March, under Desert Hearts Black label. The EP’s dark and dense ambiance entangles listeners into a mysterious void filled with subtle kicks.
‘Event Horizon’ loops listeners into what feels like a pitch-black crevasse, ushering a distant sensation- spiraling into an abstract that is greeted by faint vocals. Staunch kicks kindly rustle the baseline, grasping the listener into that profound warehouse sound. Simultaneously, ‘Stranged’ encompasses a vast melody, acquainted by stabs that tote echoes with ease. Both tracks parade to show the array of talents that Facio has.
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The dearth of live music over the past year has been a drag of epic proportions, and the folks at Denver s Party Guru Productions know it as well as anyone. Yet crowding at a rave or club is still a no-go.
So the promoters have found a solution: Have the artists perform inside a hotel atrium while fans enjoy the music from their room balconies. Party Guru calls the concept a vertical concert experience. The shows, two this weekend, are part of the SerotonINN Sound Series. The company hopes to make the events a regular occurrence in Denver even beyond COVID-19.