By Mark Baumgarten
Turns out The Otherside isn’t quite done yet. The cut of the Seattle hip-hop documentary that was offered as a press screener earlier this month … More »
By SW Staff
Friday [Pick] Pokey LaFarge There’s something freewheeling and fancy-free about the music of Pokey LaFarge—the sort of feel-good Americana you can’t help but warm to. … More »
By Keegan Prosser
By the time Elena Tonra cooed the opening lines of “Run” — near the end of Daughter’s set at Neumos last night, the audience was … More »
By Duff McKagan
I just arrived back home from a three-week tour. A tour in which I actually circumnavigated the globe … went all the way around it. …
By Dave Lake
Yo La Tengo is the kind of band more bands should aspire to be like. The New Jersey trio might not epitomize indie cool, but … More »
Edited By Andrew Gospe
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 Jim James Before his band’s summer megatour with Bob Dylan and Wilco, the My Morning Jacket frontman is hitting the road to … More »
By Keegan Prosser
There’s something eerily synonymous about Kurt Vile’s surname and the way the Matador Records artist plays guitar. Yet the latter is “vile” in the best … More »
By Andrew Gospe
Monday, May 13 Maiah Manser Her songs—like “Currency,” a relatively traditional piano-led pop number, and “Little Child,” a more experimental track that, a la tUnE-yArDs, … More »
By Gwendolyn Elliott
As the first anniversary of the Cafe Racer shootings nears, seemingly little has changed to stem the tide of gun violence in America. News of … More »
Black Breath Thursday, May 9 See one of Seattle’s heaviest acts before it heads to France to play for thousands at next month’s massive Hellfest. … More »
