This month’s best were messy masterpieces for messy times.
A new petition outlines four ways that Vulcan can “truly preserve Seattle art, music and culture.”
On ‘Tether,’ the mutant pop duo tackles the service industry, Frappuccinos, and a commodified Seattle.
The band stretches their skills with some help from Veruca Salt on their new EP.
Academic music types will gather to chat about house music, tunes in the Reagan and Obama eras, and more.
From Toto’s Africa on an Africa picturedisc to Prince’s “Batdance,” we present the best of the weird.
“It’s not a happy album at all.”
With more than double the number of artists than last year’s Bumbershoot, Upstream looks enormous.
Customs founder Allen Huang is moving to Taipei, but for other locals, leaving the U.S. is complicated.
Weekly Classics
The ringside story of the multibillion dollar battle between an upstart band and the rock industry’s high-tech ticket monopoly.
On the eve of the band’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, an exploration of how each helped make the band what it is today.
Getting mathy and hazy with the local label’s newest releases.
Even though “Moonshine” ranges stylistically, Téron Bell’s lyricism holds it all together.
Sango, somesurprises and Simic helped us not think about death this month.
After surviving the rocky MP3 era, they’ve found even more success in the world of digital streaming.
The Helms Alee frontman and Verellen amplifier mastermind is venturing into the world of booze with style.
Looking back on the life of one of Seattle hip-hop’s most vital mentors.
GIFs from last weekend’s edition of Seattle’s celebrated QTPOC dance party, Darqness.
Armed with only an acoustic guitar, the 20-year-old Seattleite was full of surprises.
The video off the rapper’s Sub Pop LP (out tomorrow) features scenes from MLK Way and Lake Washington.
