The exodus of more and more respectable grown-ups has become a token of Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party weekend, leaving the notorious Pike-Pine corridor to the throngs of its most…keep reading →
An immediate favorite album, the kind that pushes others out, pulls together cozily familiar songs without distinctly peeling ideas straight off their influences. The first full length from Deep Sea…keep reading →
Jhameel writes pop songs out of the elements – catchy as hell melodies and straightforward lyrics. The boy can sing, and he’s perfect for indulging your indie holiday get-down spirit. He…keep reading →
Anomie Belle is a rare breed of artist that cracks into my cynicism. As indie music becomes a fragmented jigsaw of hi-fi and lo-fi, remixes and mashups, she releases The Crush…keep reading →
I’ve probably spent hours mindlessly jumping around to CSS’s self-titled debut. Their second album, Donkey, kept up the energy, even if big hits failed to emerge. But the latest, La…keep reading →
Talk about a “define indie” conversation starter: Mirror Traffic is Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks’ fifth album, and was produced by Beck. While “inaccessible” has been the lingering story of Malkmus’…keep reading →
Everyone’s a critic at the intimately-meet-your-neighbors frenzy that is the Seattle’s Capitol Hill Block Party, and it just may be as big as it can get. The three-day festival takes…keep reading →
The Future Will Destroy You is the sixth full-length from Portland-via-Alabama couple Kevin and Anita Robinson. According to Vanguard, the duo wrote, performed, produced, and mixed the entire thing. Tough to describe,…keep reading →
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