The California-by-way of Boston-based Colleen Green’s forthcoming album Sock It To Me will see a March 19th release through Seattle’s Hardly Art Records. “Heavy Shit” is the latest single from the album and personally, it reminds me […]
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a Q&A with Grave Babies’ Danny Wahlfeldt
Back in 2011, Grave Babies released the Pleasures 7" and with it’s densely layered, murky, dissonant and punishingly loud sound was one of the most interesting albums I had come across that year. In fact, it landed […]
We Are Loud Whispers are comprised of half of Hardly Art Records first band, Sonya Westcott of Seattle’s Arthur and Yu and Ayumu Haitani of 4 Bonjour Parties. “Western Town” is the first single from […]
The Lonely Wild’s Dead End EP landed at number 19 on this site’s best of 2011 list, and their much anticipated full-length debut, The Sun As It Comes will be released on April 2nd through Ursa Major Recordings. “Everything […]
Emerging from Toronto, ON’s indie scene back in 1995 with his debut solo effort, Everything I Long For, singer/songwriter Hayden has won over fans and critics for his introspective lyrics and his independence – he plays almost […]
Pony Time, the Seattle, WA-based duo of Luke Beetham (vocals, bass guitar and baritone guitar) and Stacey Peck (drums) first met when they had helped a mutual friend move a stereo system in 2009. They […]
Sub Pop labelmates Shabazz Palaces and the Helio Sequence are touring as part of a co-headlining tour throughout January and February — you can catch them in Atlanta, GA; Miami, FL; Asheville, NC; Orlando, FL; Nashville, TN; Louisville, KY; St. Louis, MO; and ending in Bloomington, IN before the […]
Sub Pop labelmates Shabazz Palaces and the Helio Sequence are touring as part of a co-headlining tour throughout January and February – you can catch them in Atlanta, GA; Miami, FL; Asheville, NC; Orlando, FL; […]
Dyme Def’s latest project is currently on the back burner since their last full-length effort, Yuk the World but in the meantime, Fearce Vill, one of the group’s members hasn’t let that stop him from making new […]
Night Moves, the trio of John Pelant (vocals, guitar), Micky Alfano (bass) and Mark Ritsema (multi-instrumentalist) will be joined by Jared Isabella (drums) on their Winter 2012/2013 tour to support the band’s full length release, Colored […]
“Over and Under,” is the first single from Grave Babies forthcoming their Hardly Art Records full-length album Crusher which will drop on February 26th. The proclaimed loudest band in Seattle have lately been known to play this one […]
Dead Leaf Echo went to the Cutting Room Studios to record four new songs for a live session for John Richards’ show on Seattle’s influential indie station, KEXP. This live recording of “Birth,” came from […]
“Hey, man/is that Freedom Rock?/Yeah?/Turn it off!” is one of the funniest refrains I’ve heard in a song in quite some time, and you’ll hear it on the Intelligence’s latest single, “Hippy Provider.” With it’s […]
“Slipping Away,” is the first single off Not Quite Yours, the Seattle, WA-based Barcelona’s follow up to their 2009 debut, Absolutes. Not Quite Yours which was independently released, offers a change in direction for the band. Interestingly, this track […]
Jemez Mountain Hawkz was the brainchild of the Albuquerque, New Mexico-based Dameon Lee Waggoner of Scared of Chaka, who recruited singer/songwriter Ian Moore, Waggoner’s former bandmate, Dave Hernandez (who was also a member of the Shins), Drew Church of Little Cuts, and […]