All posts tagged "Feature"
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Herbivore/Carnivore takes a bite out of Substation
Substation, nestled into the divide between Fremont and Ballard, remains a delightfully odd venue that caters toward the weird. It’s the sort of place where...
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Parachute: Going Strong & Young
Fans in nearly forty cities across the US will see Parachute on “The Young Tour,” which began back in April and will run through the...
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Train & more open White River season
White River Amphitheatre opened their gates for the first time this concert season on Friday night and welcomed both unpredictably predictable Washington weather, along with...
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Fisherman’s Village is YR New Fav NW Fest
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...
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Fisherman’s Village Day Two Recap
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...
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Fisherman’s Village Day One
This year's Fisherman's Village Music Festival recaps are brought to you by David Arthur and C.C. Hannett, both of whom are wordsmiths of the highest...
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A Thrill & Strange Affairs @ The Croc
Experimental Rock. Industrial Rock. Avant-Garde. Punk. Art Pop. All of these genres, and more, can be used to categorize Chicago’s, My Life With The Thrill...
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Actionesse: ‘The Deep, Bright Below’
he Deep, Bright Below, Actionesse's debut lp, pummels your senses for just a hair under half an hour with relentless "post-horncore," a fitting term coined...
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REVIEW | The Morning After ‘Cynical’ EP
This Friday is quite a busy for Seattle locals The Morning After. They’re releasing their new EP Cynical, the sequel to their last EP Blunt,which...
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Lords Of Acid: Pretty In Kink
With over 2.5 million albums sold since Praga Khan founded Lords of Acid, this Belgian band continues to push the boundaries of what can,...
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Capitol Hill Block Party 2019 Lineup Announcement
First out the gate (we're not counting End of the Rainbow Fest just quite yet) was Capitol Hill Block Party with fire lineup that's surely...
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Thunderpussy: New Year, New Beginnings
It may be 2019, but that doesn’t mean we can’t look back fondly on the raging party Thunderpussy threw on New Year’s Eve. With the...
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Live Review: Celebrating Presidents Day the right way with POTUSA
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SMI Radio Ep.46 On Demand: Global Heat / Bob Tomberg (MANW) and Jessica Latshaw
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Capitol Hill Block Party 2012: Allen Stone ‘Soulidifies’ his reputation (Photo Slideshow)
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SMI Radio Ep. 41 On Demand: Musical Tribute to Judy Roth, Barbara Davis Roth and Jan Arthur Roth
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Roger Fisher and Friends keep “Love Alive” during the holiday season (Video)
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1 month away! Don’t miss out on the best weekend of the summer :)Timber! Outdoor Music Festival Returns July 11-13 and is the best weekend getaway of the summer. See Thee Oh Sees, Mark Lanegan with the Passenger String Quartet, Seattle's Tribute to the Last Waltz and more while paddling in a river, stargazing with astrophysicists and so much more. summer.timbermusicfest.com
Herbivore/Carnivore fest put on a little shindig at Substation in early June, and the eclectic mix of bands included Cashing In Karma, Pulp Romance, Damn The Flood, Blue Avenue, and The Ugly Cousin Bros..
Herbivore/Carnivore takes a bite out of Substation
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Substation, nestled into the divide between Fremont and Ballard, remains a delightfully odd venue that caters toward the weird. It’s the sort of place where scads of up and coming bands you haven’...Parachute : The Young Tour stopped in Seattle last week... Review & full gallery is up!
Parachute: Going Strong & Young
seattlemusicinsider.com
Fans in nearly forty cities across the US will see Parachute on “The Young Tour,” which began back in April and will run through the end of June. They stopped in Seattle last week at The Neptune a...We broke the story that Davin Michael Stedman is working on an album distributed by Tuff Gong International. Now have a listen to Davin & The Trail Blazer Band in Port Antonio, Jamaica as they rehearse for the big show.
West Indian Rock combines big names from Jamaican music scene like Sly & Robbie, with the unsung of Northwest scene such as Jeremy from Steel Beans and Alex George, on a release that will be delivered around the globe by Bob Marley's famous label.
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