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When “Heavy Handed” starts playing, I got the feeling this album was about to peel my wig back with fast riffs and hard breakdowns all

In the realm of music, there are always trials and tribulations that test our passion for creating. Some people rise to the occasion while others

In Aisle Eight is Tristen, Evan, Jason, Hayden, and Ariel. These five longtime friends are on the cusp of making a huge splash into the

Civil unrest is everywhere. Our world’s youth scramble for answers to some of our most daunting problems like climate change and the ever dividing political

Throughout my life, I’ve been blessed to have traveled to more than 25 different states and two countries. Each trip was an adventure in its

The weather up and down the West Coast is starting to get really nice which means festival season is officially upon us. If you’re anywhere

Seattle still has the strong capacity to captivate locals with its diverse entanglement in music and breed creativity and inspiration. This is very much the

The last two years have been crazy for local rock trio, Tres Leches. They’ve taken a project initially rooted in free-form, experimentation, and fun, and

Cameron Miles Lavi-Jones looks like a young Claudio Sanchez with his frizzy mane covering his face while he bombards the crowd with the high energy

Chris King And The Gutterballs aim to bring back saga-style music to help alleviate existential pain through their emotional Americana folk-rock sound. They’ve spent the

1980’s pop music has an unmistakable sound defined by synthesizers and catchy hooks with the potential to be stuck in your head for decades. While
System of a Down will go down as one of the world’ best bands of all time. Their music, their art, everything they’ve done is

Every November local Seattle indie record label Freakout Records holds an annual festival. Originally starting in 2013 by Guy Keltner’s desire to showcase local rock

Based out of Sarasota, Florida, Brett and Bradley Anderson were meant to make music together. With Brett performing banjo, electric banjo, vocals and keys, and Bradley on

When you combine progressive rock with jazz, electronic, alternative and psychedelic influences you get space rock. While it may sound like something from a Mel

Alt-rock trio American Amnesia is just that, awash in the current musical climate of 2018, it seems as though these guys have relearned what it

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Ever since she could remember, Zaritza spent most of her childhood playing and practicing the classical piano. She won several piano competitions and received numerous

Cherry Boy, The Tuesday Parlay, and Sans Peter performed a memorable show last Wednesday night at The Sunset in Ballard. The three bands were each
From Nashville, Tennessee, Maxwell James is creating Americana that is well worth the listen. Maxwell just dropped his Self-titled five-track EP. His first released collection,

Justin Shapiro Released “Campfire Party” back in May of this year, although this album has been ten years in the making for the artist who

Capitol Hill Block Party (CHBP) started as a tiny one-day concert in 1997. The festival’s founder Jen Gapay started the event after she was shunned
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