The REVERB Festival Class of 2009

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Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground
At first, the hype surrounding Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground mystified me. I vastly preferred (name's) other project, Wild Orchid Children, to Kay Kay, which used to seem to me like some hackneyed Beatles rip-off. And Lord knows there are enough hackneyed Beatles rip-off bands out there to last us a lifetime. At the behest of a respected fellow music writer, though, I recently gave the band another go and found that the songs had more to commend them than a passing similarity to the aforementioned, Jesus-eclipsing pop icons. Kay Kay & His Weathered Underground make harmonic, lush pop songs that are like miniature symphonies, with several individual, distinct movements packed into three or four minutes. Touche, Jonathan Zwickel. Touche. Sunset Tavern, 12:30 a.m. Note by SARA BRICKNER

From The Maldives to Visqueen, Spaceman to Champagne Champagne, here's a look at the 60+ local bands performing at Seattle Weekly's Reverb 2009 on October 3. For comprehensive coverage of the festival -- including ticket and venue information -- visit SeattleWeekly.com/reverbfestival.

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