The accompanying music video — a home-movie style montage shot on a turn-of-the-century camcorder — is a visual identifier of everything Barbara is about. “It’s cool to see how that intention is coming through in our music.”Since meeting as students at the University of Denver, indie-rock outfit Barbara have carved a place for themselves on the Front Range. Now, they’re tools Barbara is deftly using to introduce something entirely original to the local indie scene. “It’s this patient process of letting it fall into place and not forcing it,” Hartman says. “That’s the really fun part about how we started and how we’re growing.”ON THE BILL: Barbara album release show with Milk Blossoms and Flutter.