Author: Ghethen
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Buried In Lies Tour With NVR ENDVR Begins December 10th
Buried In Lies 2025 tour begins on December 10, 2025 to promote their new EP titled “Finding Beauty in Pain.” And the EP will be available to stream on December 10th! Below is the tour flyer. Here are the supporting acts:
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From Chaos to Harmony: Manage Music Projects
Managing a music project—whether it’s producing an album, organizing a tour, or releasing a single—isn’t just about creativity. It’s also about structure, communication, and clear goals. Applying project management principles can transform the chaotic process of making music into a focused, collaborative, and efficient journey. Author’s Note: Ghethen is my artist name. To give myself
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Auricular Impalement Interviews Buried in Lies
In preparation for their release of their upcoming EP titled “Finding Beauty in Pain,” Tyler from Buried in Lies sits down with Ashley and Ghethen from Auricular Impalement to talk about genres, the scene, and the journey to write the new album both emotionally and logistically.
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New Video Released by Ghethen Reflects Workplace Frustration
Ghethen released a new video for the song ROCKSTAR as a part of the Server Redirect project. Check it out below! About Server Redirect Server Redirect is a grindcore, slam studio project from Denver, Colorado. The concept for the eventual full EP is based upon experiences in the corporate workplace. ROCKSTAR features vocals from Ghethen
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Buried in Lies Unveil “Finding Beauty in Pain” EP
Buried in Lies will be releasing its next EP titled “Finding Beauty in Pain” via streaming services on December 10, 2025. Vinyl will be available in January 2026 via Auricular Impalement. We all experience trauma, and those experiences birthed the songs that became the work of Finding Beauty in Pain, the upcoming Extended Play release
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The Ultimate Comic Store and the Science of Taste
Is Mile High Comics the best comic book store in Denver—or the world? My search for BRZRKR turned into a deeper dive on what makes any comic shop “the best.” From discovery and nostalgia to Daniel Levitin’s science of taste, this piece explores how our teenage years, browsing habits, and trusted recommendations shape the stories…