csindy.com | Truth matters
Note | |
Type(s) | Quotidien |
Langue(s) | Anglais |
Pays et région | Colorado (CO) / États-Unis |
Villes(s) | Colorado Springs |
Courriel | |
Site Web | Visiter |
-
Amazon Prime channel debuts with 150 rare concert films
par Bill Forman le 03/03/2021 à 8:10
-
The spices sink bone-deep at Road-Tisserie Chicken
par Griffin Swartzell le 03/03/2021 à 8:05
What is there to screw with when it comes to rotisserie chicken? Season it properly, keep it moist and get the skin crispy, and the long, slow cook time imbues every bite with deep, roasty flavor. And Road-Tisserie does a…
-
Get curry with Duck at Lanna Thai
par Matthew Schniper le 24/02/2021 à 8:05
Lanna Thai opened in late 2009, and since we were last in several years ago, owner Varanya Meyer has sold the business. But she’s stayed on to run the place essentially, and takes our to-go order, joking about how she…
-
Researchers uncover the world’s most popular songs to have sex to
par Bill Forman le 24/02/2021 à 8:05
Sometimes Valentine’s Day just isn’t enough. While a recent Florida newspaper headline called it a “glorified sex holiday,” that claim has proven to be, if anything, overly generous. In fact, the market research company Statista found that less than a…
-
Why major artists are selling off their catalogs
par Bill Forman le 17/02/2021 à 8:10
-
Hafa Adai Guamanian makes damn good, warming food
par Griffin Swartzell le 17/02/2021 à 8:00
-
Four socially distant activities for the week ahead
par Bridgett Harris le 10/02/2021 à 8:05
To encourage social distancing during the spread of COVID-19, we are altering our regular “Event Horizon” section for the foreseeable future. While many local events are on hold, we will clue you into at least one local experience — this…
-
Brian Eno’s diary proves anything but minimalist
par Bill Forman le 10/02/2021 à 8:05
-
Back on the Boulevard revives a beloved 20-year neighborhood bar
par Matthew Schniper le 10/02/2021 à 8:05
On the Boulevard ran from 1999 to the fall of 2020 under original owner Conrad Thalhammer, but has been reborn as Back on the Boulevard with new business partners Charles Netzler and Mattie Gullixson joining Thalhammer. (She’s also the program…
-
Rufus Wainwright, Billy Strings and Kyuss alumni take fresh approaches to streaming concert series
par Bill Forman le 03/02/2021 à 8:10
Last winter, the Brooklyn singer-songwriter Evan Zwisler offered some seasonal advice for musicians eager to hit the road. And while his blog’s title, “Tips for Touring in the Winter (Hint: Don’t),” may have been tongue-in-cheek, its descriptions of snowbound […]
-
Poet and playwright Idris Goodwin nets USA Fellowship award
par Alissa Smith le 03/02/2021 à 8:10
Idris Goodwin plans to be obnoxious for a few months.
-
Salad or Bust proves Homer Simpson wrong
par Matthew Schniper le 03/02/2021 à 8:00
Because The Simpsons was so influential on my late adolescent years, I can’t help but picture the “You don’t win friends with salad” singing conga line from the beloved “Lisa the Vegetarian” episode, circa ’95. But, Salad or Bust has…
-
Despite periodic bans, streaming music sites continue to host white-power acts
par Bill Forman le 27/01/2021 à 8:05
Four years ago, the British protest singer Billy Bragg rewrote Bob Dylan’s “The Times They Are A-Changin’” to convey a less-than-optimistic take on the direction America is heading.
-
Texas Twinkies and more at Peak View BBQ
par Matthew Schniper le 27/01/2021 à 8:00
Chef/owner Josh Manthey opened this past July in a former Burger King that’s been overhauled into a respectable barbecue joint with an attached bar. Peak View sports a commendable all-Colorado craft beer tap list that’s likely the best in Woodland…
-
Four fun ways to pass your stay-at-home days
par Alissa Smith le 20/01/2021 à 8:05
To encourage social distancing during the spread of COVID-19, we are altering our regular “Event Horizon” section for the foreseeable future. While many local events are on hold, we will clue you into at least one local experience — this…
-
Jason Edelstein turns a flooded basement into an online concert showcase
par Bill Forman le 20/01/2021 à 8:05
-
Florence Brewing Company upholds its excellence, particularly shining with Stouts
par Matthew Schniper le 20/01/2021 à 8:05
-
Antojitos Mexicanos Carolina offers array of sweet street treats
par Matthew Schniper le 13/01/2021 à 8:10
-
Songs to accompany America’s pre-inaugural mood swings
par Bill Forman le 13/01/2021 à 8:05
Given the rapid-fire acceleration of whatever it is we’re going through at this moment in history, it’s anyone’s guess what America’s collective mood will be from hour to hour, much less week to week.
-
The music industry takes over Trump’s battle against user-upload platforms
par Bill Forman le 06/01/2021 à 8:10
When it comes to social media, these are not the best of times for Donald Trump.
-
TurkNstuff isn’t just turkey legs, but a whole culinary package
par Griffin Swartzell le 06/01/2021 à 8:00
It’s a shame what COVID did to the prospect of safely visiting a Renaissance Festival this year, but those craving the primal satisfaction of eating a massive, juicy, smoky, mahogany-crusted turkey leg can scratch that itch still. TurkNStuff opened in…
-
What we can still celebrate on the food and drink scene
par Griffin Swartzell le 23/12/2020 à 8:15
-
Guided by Voices Continues 35 Years of Overachievement
par Loring Wirbel le 23/12/2020 à 8:00
-
Fresh tunes from Colorado Springs folk and Americana artists
par Bryan Ostrow le 16/12/2020 à 8:30
-
Regularly Mexican-focused The Skinny Taco goes Korean two days a week
par Matthew Schniper le 16/12/2020 à 8:00
-
Behold much beauty at Fruitland Desserts
par Griffin Swartzell le 09/12/2020 à 8:00
We’re expecting a snack and ice cream bar when we stop by Fruitland. We aren’t at all prepared for the delicate, intricate gelatin desserts in the refrigerator case, which we sadly only notice on the way out.
-
Peter Gabriel’s simian keyboardist Kanzi turns 40
par Bill Forman le 09/12/2020 à 8:00
-
The cosmic explorations of Elon Musk, David Bowie and Blind Willie Johnson
par Bill Forman le 02/12/2020 à 8:15
-
Brakeman’s Burgers doesn’t excel with its core product
par Griffin Swartzell le 02/12/2020 à 8:10
Antlers Park, just across Sierra Madre Street from the Old Depot Square, may not be the most high-traffic chunk of greenspace downtown, but there are usually a few people there. Not so when we make our visits to pick up…
-
Eric Clapton’s superyacht and Linda Ronstadt’s jogging shorts are now just a few clicks away
par Bill Forman le 25/11/2020 à 8:15
There was once a time when auctions were the sole province of vintage sewing machines, padlocked steamer trunks, and the widow Douglas’ collection of winsome ceramic squirrels.
-
Discover Asian-flavored, gluten-free mochi donuts at Thai Lily Cuisine
par Matthew Schniper le 25/11/2020 à 8:00
-
In-N-Out opens to mania; other locals respond with calls to support independent burger joints
par Matthew Schniper le 21/11/2020 à 11:12
-
Regional Chain Mugi Ramen & Poke joins Bass Pro Drive shops
par Matthew Schniper le 18/11/2020 à 8:00
-
Disco revival gets its Kylie back
par Loring Wirbel le 18/11/2020 à 8:00
Since disco music is seeing an unexpected revival in a year with no dance floors, Australian diva Kylie Minogue inevitably made an appearance. Her November release, aptly titled Disco (BMG), doesn’t disappoint, if little depth is expected. Minogue has never…
-
Prince, Lemmy and Ian Curtis return from the dead in three new series
par Bill Forman le 11/11/2020 à 8:10
"I’m dead, I’m dead, I’m dead / I’m dead, I’m dead, I’m dead / Killed by death / Killed by death / Ahhhhhhh!”
-
Metric Brewing pours Blood of our Enemies
par Griffin Swartzell le 11/11/2020 à 8:05
It’s fall, and while pumpkin beers continue to land under the “love it or hate it” umbrella, the folks at Metric Brewing have put their best squash-and-spice brew on tap. Though we’re not interested in calling something the best pumpkin…
-
After two false starts, Springsteen roars back with E Street Band
par Loring Wirbel le 04/11/2020 à 8:00
-
Tapti’s Grill has the plant-based crowd covered
par Matthew Schniper le 03/11/2020 à 8:10
-
TheatreWorks presents a timely look at the American presidency with <i>House Arrest</i>
par Bridgett Harris le 28/10/2020 à 7:15
With a consequential national election mere days away, TheatreWorks is bringing the office of the American presidency into sharp focus with its production of House Arrest: A Search for American Character in and Around the White House, Past and Present.…
-
A Halloween playlist to celebrate your favorite phobias
par Bill Forman le 28/10/2020 à 7:10
I’m a sleeping dog, but you can’t tell / When I’m on the prowl, you’d better run like hell.” So sings the Velvet Underground’s John Cale in “Fear Is a Man’s Best Friend,” an assertion that few dogs or psychiatrists…
-
Excellent seafood at Mariscos Altamar 2
par Griffin Swartzell le 28/10/2020 à 7:10
-
We’re in a mezcal mood at Lulu’s Downstairs
par Griffin Swartzell le 21/10/2020 à 5:58
-
Ormao brings dance outdoors with a site-specific collaboration
par Bridgett Harris le 21/10/2020 à 7:15
Local Dance theater company Ormao Dance is taking over an entire city block for their latest artistic endeavor. The site-specific event titled Out of the Crowd will take place entirely outdoors in the area that surrounds the company’s downtown studio.…
-
The Springs synthwave duo on global collaborations, military conduct and sentient cyber-trucks
par Bryan Ostrow le 21/10/2020 à 7:05
-
City Works Eatery the next food hall slated for downtown
par Matthew Schniper le 21/10/2020 à 6:00
-
Big-ticket music events are getting a makeover, but will it work?
par Bill Forman le 14/10/2020 à 7:05
-
Bao buns and a bangin’ burger at Streetcar 520
par Griffin Swartzell le 14/10/2020 à 7:00
-
How Team Biden became the musician’s campaign of choice
par Bill Forman le 07/10/2020 à 7:10
Plenty of stories have been written about the many artists who keep demanding that Donald Trump stop playing their music at campaign events, which only encouraged him to do it more. And now, as the sitting president stumbles ever closer…
-
Pikes Peak Litter Letter Project shares community resilience
par Bridgett Harris le 30/09/2020 à 7:10
As a general rule, it’s best not to refer to any work of art as “garbage,” no matter what your privately held opinion might be. Exceptions can be made, however, if the composition of the work is, in fact, trash.…
-
Can Madonna’s film hold its own against the Ramones, the Beatles and the Spice Girls?
par Bill Forman le 30/09/2020 à 7:05
Madonna has been making headlines of late with the announcement that she’ll be directing and co-writing a biopic recounting her life story.