There is a new trio of old friends and band mates making their name in the Denver music scene. Toad in the Hole, made up of Kris VanDeWalker, Geoff Morris and Chad Beall, have released their debut album, a double vinyl record set, titled “Apartment 203”. This acoustic indie sound has a solid foundation of vocals, acoustic guitar and banjo, supported by a cast of guest artists including Mark Serratoni (drums - Hey Alice, FireGirl, Calmer, Peace, Scary Clowns, Wiser) and Joel Ashmore (upright bass - FireGirl, Scary Clowns), both of which have become full time band members. Also appearing are Bret Sexton (saxophone - Peace, Pop a Wheelie) and vocal contributions by Damien McCarron (from The Indulgers - Hey Alice), Anthony B. Cohen ( - Lollipos and Whiskey) and Patrick M. Balai ( - Scary Clowns).This dynamic collection of 13 songs is an evolution of experimentation in various genres. The roots of this urban acoustic sound took hold after collaborations between Geoff and local hip hop artist, Status. Status also heads Cadava Records, which is the label"Apartment 203" is released through. Accompanied by the unique songwriting styles and performance acumen of Kris and Chad, the band has embarked down the path of individuality while staying current and accessible. All songs on this album are original exploits. These selections range from stories about life and personal history to whimsical meanderings. The team of artists was gathered and charged with bringing their personalities and expertise to the table. “This concept is about letting artists be artists”, says Geoff Morris. Great musicianship, as well as album artwork and design by Dwane Cohen, photography by David McGrath, and mixing by Justin Peacock, all culminate in a unique experience from start to finish.