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• Thrill 'Em All

  In local metal, the old school was the only school.

  By Hannah LevinDecember 31, 2008

• A Year That Was, and One That Will Be

  Seattle may have lost some great musicians in 2008, but reverence for our scene never wavered.

  By Hannah LevinDecember 24, 2008

• Black Elk Grows Up, Helms Alee Branches Out

  No, you shouldn’t be surprised.

  By Hannah LevinDecember 10, 2008

• Metallica Returns to Their Roots

  So I dub them ... forgiven.

  By Hannah LevinNovember 26, 2008

• How the Drive-By Truckers Met The Hold Steady

  An interview with Patterson Hood of the DTB and Tad Kubler from the other guys.

  By Hannah LevinNovember 19, 2008

• The Art of Making Movies With Guitar and Vocals

  Conrad Ford finds beauty in Highway 99.

  By Hannah LevinNovember 19, 2008

• How Terminal Illness Helped One Local Musician Find His Voice

  The Beautiful Truth Behind Loveland.

  By Hannah LevinNovember 12, 2008

• The Blind Shake is Scary Good

  And you'll feel it.

  By Hannah LevinOctober 29, 2008

• The Black Angels and Roky Erickson, Together at Last

  No, you’re not hallucinating.

  By Hannah LevinOctober 22, 2008

• The Pretenders Return to Kick Ass

  Just don’t make me dance to it.

  By Hannah LevinOctober 15, 2008

• Highlights From REVERBfest 2008

  Plus, good news about upcoming shows and bad news about another local breakup.

  By Hannah LevinOctober 8, 2008

• Thee Oh Sees

  Thursday, October 9

  By Hannah LevinOctober 8, 2008

• Helms Alee is Almost Famous

  Music journalists hate it when our friends become successful.

  By Hannah LevinOctober 1, 2008

• All Tomorrow's Parties Was a Bloody Good Time

  And loud as hell.

  By Hannah LevinSeptember 24, 2008

• Making Noise About Spokane’s Kaylee Cole

  This singer/songwriter can calm a rowdy audience.

  By Hannah LevinSeptember 17, 2008

• My Mini-MusicfestNW

  It’s getting harder to come home.

  By Hannah LevinSeptember 10, 2008

• Monotonix: Too Hot for Bumbershoot

  That’s why we have the Comet.

  By Hannah LevinSeptember 3, 2008

• The Give and Take of Los Angeles

  Back to Black.

  By Hannah LevinAugust 27, 2008

• Bark at the Moon

  Young pups turn old tricks.

  By Hannah LevinAugust 20, 2008

• Dolly Does Seattle and GravelRoad Gets Schooled

  Southern charms.

  By Hannah LevinAugust 13, 2008

• Dutchess and the Duke: Seattle’s New Rock Royalty

  They may not roll with the Stones, but their blend of ’60s rock and folk recalls the time when the game was more grit than glamour.

  By Hannah LevinAugust 6, 2008

• Defenders of the Faith

  Veteran musicians get by with a little help from their friends.

  By Hannah LevinJuly 30, 2008

• Stick a Pitchfork in It

  One mega-festival done, one more to go.

  By Hannah LevinJuly 23, 2008

• SP20 Gives the Seattle Scene a Reason to Believe

  “Watching the Sub Pop flag fly from the roof of the Space Needle, I felt that civic pride swell in my chest so quickly that my eyes started watering.”

  By Hannah LevinJuly 16, 2008

• After Life

  Fans of Hot Snakes and Drive Like Jehu find post-mortem love in the Obits.

  By Hannah LevinJuly 9, 2008