An interview with The Subways
Ever since the first time I heard The Subway’s ridiculously catchy hit single “Rock and Roll Queen” in 2005, I’ve been a fan of the…
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Ever since the first time I heard The Subway’s ridiculously catchy hit single “Rock and Roll Queen” in 2005, I’ve been a fan of the…
As a winter baby, I feel like I have finally gotten that supa summertime half birthday present I've always wanted... two Conor Oberst (and the…
For new music Tuesday my pick for the day is more mainstream than one might assume here, Tristman Prettyman's "Hello." Not only is it sexy…
Make a batch of cookies. How about chocolate chip cookies. Mmmmm.Anyway, follow the recipe of choice and make yourself a batch. Then eat them. Tasty!Now,…
Breaking away from my cruel dayjob overlords while their backs were turned, I spent a few moments reading Stereogum's thoughts on the new self-titled Conor…
The Saturday Knights have not only released one of the most exciting Northwest records of the summer {Mingle}, but they're also hosting one super sweet…
This is the third album from the Baskervilles, a band who sound lost in the dusky sweetness of New York at the end of the…
Marc Bianchi, formerly of hardcore bands Indian Summer and Calm, turned the tables on his more aggressive musical background and offers wistful, intimately crafted pop…
Our friend Jesse whispered a little secret in our ear:Conor Oberst & The Mystic Valley BandFREE ALL AGES In STORE PERFORMANCEEasy Street Records Queen Anne…
Today, the much hyped debut album from The Black Kids, Partie Traumatic, hits stores. As is not unusual, Pitchfork leads with a review of one…