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Reverb

Tonight: Bishop Allen, U-District Jazz Walk, Verellen Amp Night

Sat Nov 7, 6:00 AM

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It's Official: Pavement's Playing Sasquatch! 2010

Sat Nov 7, 12:01 AM

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Saturday Night: Laura Musselman's Photos of Fleet Foxes, Cave Singers, The Long Winters at Solo Bar

Fri Nov 6, 4:25 PM

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Flickr Photo of the Day: Dirty Projectors at Neumos

Fri Nov 6, 4:09 PM

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Features

  • David Bazan: Prodigal Strum
    What a loss of faith means for the former Pedro the Lion frontman’s family, fans, and career.
    By Paige Richmond
    Wednesday, November 04
    David Bazan doesn't fear hell anymore. He used to lose sleep over it, worrying about the fate of his soul."I have lied awake for 45 minutes or an... More >>
  • Duff’s Been Listening To…
    ABBA, lots of Iggy Pop, and all those discs you’ve slipped him on the road.
    By Duff McKagan
    Wednesday, November 04
    Former Guns N' Roses bassist Duff McKagan currently fronts the band Loaded and writes for Reverb, our music blog, every Monday and Thursday.... More >>
  • Shaving Face With Roy Kay
    A rockabilly trio lets a drummer into the band and a beard into the house.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, November 04
    I show up at Roy Kay's Madrona home with a beard, a ponytail, and a Bic razor. Inside, three members of Kay's quartet, the Roy Kay Combo, are... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Not a Complete Tool
    Maynard James Keenan hits the road with his comic sideshow.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, November 04
    Maynard James Keenan wants to make it perfectly clear that his latest project isn't a grab for any sort of brass ring. "People will say to me,... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, November 04
    Dirty Projectors ~ Wednesday, November 4This New York trio (which adds two members when touring) is as easy to love as Animal Collective and as... More >>
  • Nirvana: Back in Bleach
    The first Nirvana album was probably the last one you heard, but it marks a critical chapter in Seattle music history.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, October 28
    Because Krist Novoselic writes a column for our Daily Weekly blog, and because the Nirvana co-founder can be difficult to track down, many people... More >>
  • Bleach: Krist Novoselic Interviews Dale Crover
    The Nirvana bassist chats with the Melvins drummer about making Bleach, Metal Church, and their friend Kurt.
    By Krist Novoselic
    Wednesday, October 28
    Bleach was recorded during two different sessions. The first was a demo done in early 1988 with drummer Dale Crover, now best known as... More >>
  • Bleach: Krist Novoselic Interviews Chad Channing
    The drummer on most Bleach tracks talks about Nirvana's "Doom Pop" sound, naming "About a Girl," and Endino's snack attacks.
    By Krist Novoselic
    Wednesday, October 28
    Bleach was recorded during two different sessions. The first was a demo done in early 1988 with drummer Dale Crover, now best known as a member... More >>
  • Bleach Signaled Chaos Around the Corner
    Nirvana's debut could have been the band's swan song. Instead it was the start of the sound that made Seattle famous.
    By Gillian G. Gaar
    Wednesday, October 28
    Nirvana was the opening act for Tad and Mudhoney at Sub Pop's first Lame Fest on June 9, 1989, at the Moore. Just a year earlier, it would have... More >>
  • Recording Nirvana Before They Were Nirvana
    Jack Endino recorded an unknown, unnamed band at an unmemorable session that he'll never forget.
    By Chris Kornelis
    Wednesday, October 28
    Jack Endino had only been making records professionally for 18 months when he got a call from a kid in Aberdeen who wanted to make a demo with... More >>
  • Allspice Rock
    This UK band doesn't like rules-in the kitchen or in the studio.
    By Doug Wallen
    Wednesday, October 28
    Even in these post-everything times, few rock bands dare to entertain as many competing genres as England's The Heavy. Over two albums now,... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: Bleach Bond
    Nirvana's influence is prevalent even among SoCal stoner-rockers.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, October 28
    Halfway through Fu Manchu's set at Neumos last Saturday night, the band pulled out "Superbird," an ode to the Plymouth muscle car from their 2003... More >>
  • CD Reviews: the Tripwires, Spiral Stairs
    Wednesday, October 28
    The TripwiresHouse to House (Spark and Shine)At last year's REVERB, I was immediately taken with the Tripwires for this reason: In their power... More >>
  • The Short List: The Week's Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, October 28
    Lucero ~ Thursday, October 29Some styles of music just don't fit with storytelling. Others require it. For this group, made up of backstreet... More >>
  • The Short List: This Week’s Recommended Shows
    Wednesday, October 21
    Times New Viking ~ Thursday, October 22Ah, Times New Viking—they haven't changed a bit. Born Again Revisited may be the Ohio trio's fourth... More >>
  • BOAT's Tween Party
    They're in no hurry to grow up, but the Seattle band's music is more mature than it seems.
    By Sara Brickner
    Wednesday, October 21
    I don't think I'm that much smarter than a sixth-grader," says David Crane, who teaches seventh grade and is the frontman for BOAT. "I've been... More >>
  • Meshell Ndegeocello: Sacredly Profane
    Sensuality and religion make good bedfellows.
    By Saby Reyes-Kulkami
    Wednesday, October 21
    "If you could lick your balls," chuckles Meshell Ndegeocello, "you would!" With that playfully indelicate visual, Ndegeocello illustrates a point... More >>
  • This Week's Earshot Jazz Picks
    Marc Seales, Thomas Marriott, and a kid named Eldar.
    By Mark D. Fefer
    Wednesday, October 21
    Marc Seales GroupsThis is Earshot's week for pianists, starting with Seales, Seattle's dean of jazz keys. The UW prof has been taking care of... More >>
  • CD Reviews: Blake Lewis and Josh Ottum
    Wednesday, October 21
    Josh OttumLike the Season (Cheap Lullaby)Josh Ottum, formerly of Friends for Heroes, is all over the place in the finest sense of the phrase. His... More >>
  • Rocket Queen: He's Heavy, He's My Brother
    The sonic fraternity of the Jesus Lizard, Fu Manchu, and KARP.
    By Hannah Levin
    Wednesday, October 21
    I don't know where or how it originated, but the whole "Rocktober" phenomenon is probably the only thing that keeps me from going batshit with... More >>

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