Seattle’s Paramount Theater became the epicenter of alternative rock nostalgia and reinvention as Garbage was back in the city that supporting their eighth record, Let All That We Imagine Be Light. The band—formed in Madison, Wisconsin in 1993 by Butch Vig, Duke Erikson, and Steve Marker, later joined by the […]
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Hailing from Tallahassee, Florida, Pool Kids return to Seattle for their new album, Easier Said Than Done. The emo/math rock group brings their melodic and sophisticated playing to a new level for this album. Playing around with wider and more complex tones compared to their earlier releases, exploring a new […]
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Seattle’s Baba Yaga was bursting at the seams on Saturday as Die Spitz, the all-female punk rock sensation from Austin, Texas, delivered a night of pure, unfiltered mayhem. The show was sold out, and for good reason – this wasn’t just a concert, it was a riotous celebration of community, […]
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SG Lewis, born Samuel George Lewis in Reading, England, has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in modern electronic music. With a background rooted in self-taught production and early band experiences, Lewis quickly gained traction through remixes and original releases that blended introspective songwriting with club-ready beats. His […]
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I feel like I’ve been playing cat and mouse with Polo & Pan for the last few years. Ever since listening to Zoom Zoom around 7 or 8 years ago, adding their tracks to a driving playlist has been a very common occurrence. The French music duo made up of […]
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