Kick Upstairs
Kick Upstairs, the debut record from local upstarts The Lonely H, is a smattering of sounds created by four Port Angeles teenagers that shows plenty…
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Kick Upstairs, the debut record from local upstarts The Lonely H, is a smattering of sounds created by four Port Angeles teenagers that shows plenty…
Raised on Beatles, Dylan and Floyd, Spider's Jane Herships later became a self-proclaimed "Dead Head" hippie, following the rainbow gatherings for a time, and eventually…
Christian Hjelm leads the Danish band Figurines with one of those wonderfully-distinctive rock voices. He's capable of flowing aching, heartbroken, but stoic vocal lines over…
Honestly, if you think about, the indie rock universe needs another somber male singer like it needs a hole in the head. Patrick Phelan's new…
The clarion call for the half melancholic-folk, half fiery noise-pop of Kind of Like Spitting's In The Red was last summer's mini-album LEARN, a tributary…
The first thing you will likely say when putting on the latest offering from Georgia's Liz Durrett is "Damn that girl sounds like Chan Marshall!"…
Calla's latest release, Collision is a departure from the melancholy, ethereal rock of their previous releases. While the sadness in the form of slow, dispiriting,…
Australia's Dirty Three isn't the type of band that you memorize song titles to and then email your local college radio DJ's about. No, they…
Makers, the latest album from Rocky Votolato, is his strongest to date and shows that the softest-spoken member of the Votolato musical family deserves a…
Kiss Kiss's self-titled debut EP delivers emotive vocals amidst a soundscape of breathtaking violins, wind instruments, synthesizers, Wurlitzers, and Harmoniums. The songs are infused with…