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CD Review: The Plaid Perspective – Something Simple Out Of Sight

by admin18/07/20150

CD Review: The Plaid Perspective – ‘Something Simple Out Of Sight’ The Plaid Perspective is a band that have working on their sound for a …

C.F.A. Outsourced – A Journey into the Minds of 36 Northwest Vocalists

by admin16/07/20150

C.F.A. Outsourced – A Vocalist Experiment Ever wonder what it would be like trying to herd cats with a wet spaghetti noodle after they’ve been …

Into the Cold CD Release, Rest of the Night, Duff McKagan

by admin14/07/20150

Back in March, I was sitting on my sofa after a night of writing. It was around 10:00, and I was sipping a beer and …

Amos Miller’s SuperSquare is Experimental Brilliance

by admin16/06/20150

(Additional words by Jess Casebeer.) The first time through the new release from Amos Miller ‘SuperSquare’, it can leave the listener a bit perplexed, in …

Danny Newcomb & The Sugarmakers Shine Bright on Masterwish

by admin14/06/20150

We listen to a lot of new music at NorthWest Music Scene. And while there is some really good, even great music being made in …

CD Review: Van Eps’ Self-titled Full-Length Debut – You’ll need 3 of them

by admin11/06/20150

Van Eps – ‘Van Eps’ is the first full-length release from these mainstays of the greater Seattle music scene. For this self-titled album they teamed …

Rain Light Fade Tackles Deep Subjects on Slaves and Sinners

by admin04/06/20150

A Seattle-area rock band’s new CD takes aim at a very heady topic: the trafficking of children for sexual exploitation. The songs on Rain Light …

CD Review: The Forgotten 45’s – Stop

by admin01/06/20150

Hailing from Enumclaw and Olympia, alt/rockers The Forgotten 45’s have recently released their debut album ‘Stop’. This album contains an array of genres making it …

CD Review: Mts. & Tunnels – For a Day or a Lifetime

by admin20/04/20150

Mts. & Tunnels is an alt, folk, country, rock group out of Seattle. Their self-titled debut album came out in 2012 with songs “Bring It …

Show Review: Nonpoint, 36 Crazyfists, Scare Don’t Fear, and Proven at Tonic Lounge

by admin09/04/20150

Out of the darkness of the Tonic Lounge in Portland on Monday, April 6, 2015, came the local band Proven to open the show for Nonpoint, 36 Crazyfists, and Scare Don’t Fear. …