Lindsey Jordan has been one of indie rock’s brightest stars since her breakout at just seventeen, when Snail Mail’s debut EP introduced her as a songwriter with rare emotional clarity. Her first full length record Lush established her as a defining voice in the genre, and her follow up Valentine […]
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Katie Crutchfield has spent the last decade shaping Waxahatchee into one of the most emotionally resonant projects in modern indie folk; her songwriting is sharp and tender, rooted in Southern storytelling and delivered with a voice that feels both familiar and otherworldly. MJ Lenderman, meanwhile, has carved out his own […]
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José González has always existed in that rare space where a single voice and a single guitar can feel bigger than a full band. Born in Gothenburg to Argentine parents, González first broke through in the early 2000s with his intimate, nylon‑string reinterpretations of songs like “Heartbeats” and “Teardrop,” covers […]
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A rock and roll triple threat of bands played WaMu Theater in Seattle. The crowd was an eclectic mix of those folks who may have attended Bush when they first released their 1994 hit album, Sixteen Stone, and the kids of those fans. There was an electric nostalgia in the air as the first […]
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Alice Phoebe Lou arrived in Seattle riding the quiet momentum of her latest release, Shelter, a record that leans into the soft edges of vulnerability and the stripped‑down songwriting that has defined her evolution. The South African–born, Berlin‑based artist has built her career outside the traditional industry machine; from her […]
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