New Music
-
Single Review: Leava – “Had Enough?”
Simon Nicol, or Leava, is a Seattle and Everett-based musician currently working on a collection of songs entitled True Believers. On his latest track, “Had...
-
Single Review: The Co Founder – “Full Stop”
The Co Founder, a Pacific Northwest band with roots in Seattle and Bellingham, are seasoned touring musicians. Armed with a full travel schedule and plans...
-
Single Review: The City Hall – “Post-“
Seattle’s The City Hall are a playful indie rock two piece formed by the likes of Casey Dunau and Luke Hogfoss. Showing that the...
-
Album Review: Silver Torches – Let It Be a Dream
The vast expanse of bands that make up the Seattle scene today create a need for artists to consistently find new ways to challenge...
-
Oliver Elf Army’s EP3
Oliver Elf Army released their third EP, appropriately titled EP3, at 12:01AM on New Year’s Day. This trio of tracks continues the duo’s fine tradition...
-
The Moon Is Flat’s ‘Good Trip’
The Moon is Flat has been in the process of creating their debut album, The Good Trip, for a good long while. This clutch of...
-
Hobosexual release Monolith
…and it kicks all sorts of ass. “2 Beards, 4 amps, mind of a scientist, and more raw talent than Jesus.” That’s what Seattle’s Hobosexual...
-
Leava: new music series begins with ‘CDT’
Those familiar with Leava’s intermittent musical releases have inevitably fallen in love with his approach. The band’s atmospheric tracks are layered in sound, intention, and...
-
New Music: Eldridge Gravy
If you’ve been feeling like your meals have been missing some funky new Gravy, we have just the thing to satiate your palate. Eldridge Gravy...
-
Music Video Premiere: Naomi Wachira – “Beautifully Human”
We are thrilled to premiere Naomi Wachira’s gorgeous new music video for “Beautifully Human” off her recently released sophomore album, Song of Lament. The Kenyan-born,...
-
New Music: Nail Houses’ PARADE
Nail Houses’ self-descriptors are short and to the point: “Uncomfortable music for uncomfortable people,” with the band’s first EP, PARADE, described as “a collection of songs...
-
New Music: Asterhouse’s ‘Errors That Smile’
When the Four Corners: A Split compilation was released a little over a year ago, Asterhouse’s two tracks stood out as the most shiny and...
-
-
-
-
Live Review: Celebrating Presidents Day the right way with POTUSA
-
SMI Radio Ep.46 On Demand: Global Heat / Bob Tomberg (MANW) and Jessica Latshaw
-
-
Capitol Hill Block Party 2012: Allen Stone ‘Soulidifies’ his reputation (Photo Slideshow)
-
SMI Radio Ep. 41 On Demand: Musical Tribute to Judy Roth, Barbara Davis Roth and Jan Arthur Roth
-
Roger Fisher and Friends keep “Love Alive” during the holiday season (Video)
-
-
-
Like Us on Facebook
Fisherman's Village Music Festival 2019 was fantastic on just about every level, starting with a lineup that was diverse in both musical genres and types of humans making music. Read our novel of a review of Saturday's happenings, featuring izaac mellow, Black Belt Eagle Scout, Bad Optics, Narrow Tarot, Death Valley Girls, Fuzz Mutt, The Coathangers, Little Wins, SPHYRAMID, Wolf Parade, Frankie and the Witch Fingers, and Fauna Shade, or "FAUNA F*CKING SHADE," as one Regan Beal shouted repeatedly in the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Fisherman’s Village is YR New Fav NW Fest
seattlemusicinsider.com
written by Christine Mitchell and Abby Williamson Before we start digging into all of the happenings of Saturday at Fisherman’s Village Music Festival, it behooves us to tell you this: Fisherman’s...Check out the new music video from Tacoma's Cashing In Karma which dropped today!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cov_L88s7ro
stellar song and stellar video! go give them some love!
#supportlocalmusicThe second official music video from 'Down the Rabbit Hole'. Deception is an art. Spotify: goo.gl/Yi5isB Insta Karma: goo.gl/YWGf8w Facebook:...So we stumbled upon this gem at Fisherman's Fest. We caught Steel Beans incredible LIVE show leading his orchestra. I found myself searching for who this inigma was, and the next thing I discover is this video promoting his set at Fisherman's.
Then I dived even deeper into the abyss of available video and discover this Libertine playing guitar and drums at the same time and killing it. In a finely tuned and curated program of Indie Gold stood this silver fox. A man of a certain age. So I thought. It turns out he's still in his 20s.
I don't know what sort of affair Frank Zappa once had in this city of Lynnwood but someone needs to give this kid a DNA test and a record deal. Shame on me for not knowing his name until today.
It's Steel Beans right? Who is Steel Beans? Is that like his name? Or his Band? Or his cat?
Feel free to comment with info on this mysterious stranger. I thought he was like 50.
- Dylan Van Keef, Esquire.Day Two of Fisherman's Village Music Festival 2019 was FANTASTIC! Read our recap and peruse photos from Friday that include the likes of TELLERS, goawaysun, Actionesse, The Moon is Flat, Killinsworth, Omni, Travis Thompson, chong the nomad, Shoecraft, I Will Keep Your Ghost, OCEANWIRES, Geographer, and WEEP WAVE!
Fisherman’s Village Day Two Recap
seattlemusicinsider.com
Day two of Fisherman’s Village Music Festival saw a move from the core of downtown to the area surrounding the Scuttlebutt Brewery and Taproom, sandwiched between I-5 and the railroad tracks. And it...A recap of Day Two of Fisherman's Village Music Festival is coming soon! Meanwhile, enjoy these photos from Friday with Actionesse, TELLERS, goawaysun, I Will Keep Your Ghost, Travis Thompson, and chong the nomad by Housetornado Multimedia.
Subscribe to SMI
