Noise Pop 2014 in photos
Noise Pop, now in its 22nd year as a festival, still succeeds in reaching out its tentacles annually to bring
Tour Begins: Seattle for Sub Pop & a night at the Black Lodge
The I-5 towards Seattle I’m 50 miles from the airport where my cohorts await at the curb. I’m late. The
The Best Music of February 2014
Bands get crammed into our ears by the music industry. It's one of their primary business practices, whether its some
André Obin, “Approaching Zero”
Though it took five years for André Obin to write his full length debut, The Arsonist, the Boston synth artist
Premiere: Diarrhea Planet, “Separations (Live)”
Grab a hold of yourself, and check out Diarrhea Planet's live performance of "Separations" from this year's Tomorrow Never Knows
Bigger Than The Bedroom: An Interview with Keel Her
Rose Keeler-Schäffeler, who performs and records exceptional bedroom pop under playful moniker Keel Her, has long been on my radar.
Zentropy – Frankie Cosmos
The nimbly crafted world of Frankie Cosmos is written like a children's book. From the characters—imaginary friends and animal grief,
King Dude, Krill and Run Forever at the Black Lodge
The Imposition West Coast Tour began in Seattle at a modest DIY space known as The Black Lodge. Krill was
Dr. Dog, Saint Rich, and Moses Sumney at The Observatory
Dr. Dog and Saint Rich released a four song EP that features the bands covering a song by the other
Iamsu! and the HBK Forever Tour
In late August 2013, California rapper & producer Iamsu! headed out on his first headlining tour called the HBK Forever
