Interview: Helms Alee | Noctiluca Is Nature’s Bass
Interview with Helms Alee's Ben Verellen on the band's new album, Noctiluca, a stunning album that demands to be listened to in one sitting.
seattle
seattle
Pikefruit: Sprig | A Fascinating, If Flawed, Debut
On Sprig, the debut EP from Pikefruit, the Seattle duo presents some interesting musical ideas about the next steps in dream-pop to mixed results.
No Place Like Home with Medium Weekend
Medium Weekend's mosaic of sound can be chaotic and sometimes doesn't feel like it makes sense it will keep you coming back for more. The new record NOTCH is full of twists and turns. Also, they talk about their hometown Seattle and give some good tips if you ever visit!
No Place Like Home With Old Iron
This new feature is called No Place Like Home. The point of it is to interview bands about...
No Place Like Home with Zen Mother
Seattle's ambient psych punk duo, Zen Mother give a local's guide to their hometown and give you tips on all the good bars, eats, and hangouts.
Acceptance: Colliding By Design | Sprinkle Powered Pop-Rock
When was the last time that you got completely lost in another world while listening to music? Perhaps...
Merso: Red World | Good To Die Records Presents The Evolution Of The Seattle Rock Scene
All bands on the Good To Die roster have a killer rhythm section, fun as hell live show, and damn good people. Merso is no exception on Red World.
Interview with Dust Moth
Interview with Dust Moth's Irene Barber and guitarist Ryan Frederiksen on how the band function as four piece, their new album Scale, and future plans.
Dust Moth: Scale | Hypnotic, Exciting, and Choatic
Scale feels bigger, fuller and more explosive. Dust Moth's evolution is exciting and Scale is sure to take them from local supergroup to national sensation.
Record Review: He Whose Ox Is Gored – Vulse//Static 7″
Site favorites, He Whose Ox Is Gored, are back with a small sample into their musical expertise.