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1988 was a big year for indie rock. I guess we can thank the Reagan / Bush years for something -- spawning the birth of…
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1988 was a big year for indie rock. I guess we can thank the Reagan / Bush years for something -- spawning the birth of…
I remember the first time I saw Rachael Yamagata perform. I fell in love with her smoky, sensual voice; to this day I think she…
Kane Hodder are one of those bands I've known about for a long time, but never experienced. That's a terrible thing to admit, because they…
On October 14, the Decemberists will begin releasing the first of their three-part single series entitled, Always the Bridesmaid, available in both digital and 12"…
Incorporating their influences of pop rock groups from the sixties to the present, Seattle’s powerpop darlings Young Sportsmen have universally culled together the characteristics of…
There's lots of good stuff this week!Local Seattle label Hardly Art is putting out the Moondoggies debut today, called Don't Be A Stranger. The band…
The sophomore release from Head Like A Kite sounds like a mix-tape of rare, alternate twelve inch versions of radio smashes from a DJ who…
Secretly famous veteran of D+ and Phil Elverum collaborator and Kelp Lunacy music subscription creator and subterranean legend of Anacortes Karl Blau comes to Seattle…
The Saturday Knights' debut full-length Mingle {review} is already an imaginary favorite for 2008.The kind folks at the band's label (Light in the Attic) have…
New Faces consists of Nico Janssen on lyrics and lead vocals and guitars; Kyle Hove on bass and shouts and claps; and Conor Sisk on…