The Zombies – Bringing Back Psychedelia
One of my fondest, and earliest, memories as a child was sitting with my Dad and listening to classic rock together on our old console…
Seattle's Indie-Pop Press – Music Reviews, Film Reviews, and Big Fun
One of my fondest, and earliest, memories as a child was sitting with my Dad and listening to classic rock together on our old console…
This has probably been covered on every single place on every one of teh internetz but it is awesome nonetheless:Some of you may have heard…
The Zombies, best known for their influential 1968 classic, Odyssey & Oracle, have promised a tour and retrospective release in celebration of the album's 40th…
It was an early show on a nice warm sunny weekend evening at El Corazon and that's not a very good combination if you've got…
A few months ago I reviewed an intimate Justin Sullivan solo acoustic show that thoroughly blew me away. Well, last weekend I had the opportunity…
This hot tip just arrived in my imaginary inbox:Peter MurphyThe Retrospective Tour Performing material from Bauhaus and his solo career! El Corazon May 30th at…
There is a great line in the movie Sunset Blvd where William Holden's character Joe Gillis says, “there's nothing tragic about being fifty. Not unless…
Exciting news! The kind folks at Seattle Sound Magazine wrote a sweet article about the Three Imaginary Girls holiday show (December 20, 2007). I'm particularly…
After the countless hours I spent watching videos on MTV all day long in my single-digit years during the 1980s, I remember exactly 5 videos…
One part Northwest cold, another part summertime warmth, and all soul, Siberian’s live show emanated a strange nostalgia: a tumbling spectrum of emotions encompassing all…