Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Dec. 12 Wild Buffalo Not much more than a year and a half after playing their first ever show at the Wild Buffalo, Odesza made a proud return to Bellingham, having become a huge success in such a short amount … Continue reading
The Blow is a Brooklyn-based electronic-pop duo with a story as unique as their music. Founding member Khaela Maricich shares her experience as an artist with roots in the northwest and tells us about The Blow’s new self titled album … Continue reading
The opening act for Unknown Mortal Orchestra was originally supposed to be Bass Drum of Death – I thought their music would have been a perfect fit and I was excited to see them open, but they unfortunately cancelled last … Continue reading
Each year music lovers celebrate their local independent record stores on a magnificent holiday known as Record Store Day. Communities show appreciation for their surviving music stores, who in return show their appreciation for their customers with special offers and … Continue reading
riday March 15, Make.Shift Art Space hosted their first ever hip hop show. It was, to say the very least, a hit. When I arrived thirty minutes prior to the show starting, I was expecting to see the slow trickling-in … Continue reading
Valentine’s day: a holiday whose origins are unknown to most, is resented by singles, and criticized by anti-consumerists, but it is nevertheless a good excuse to put on a pop-punk show at Make.Shift. Though this was only the 4th annual … Continue reading
In the music world, sometimes there’s nothing better than a fresh start. “Having a clean slate is kind of an awesome feeling,” said the members of SoccerMom, an indie rock band originally from Spokane that recently reunited in Bellingham. “Bellingham … Continue reading
By chance, I heard about Vervex from several different people all on the same day. His new album, The Wave seemed to be getting a lot of hype—and rightfully so. Vervex is the solo project of Jake Barrow of Cassiopeia. … Continue reading
For anyone who is getting sick of music that sounds the same, here is something different for you. Robert N Paulson, a Bellingham artist, recently released a new album Inglenook. The album, which is both sad and beautiful, covers topics … Continue reading
The evening at Make.Shift began with the youthful sound of Young Splendor, a three-piece indie rock band currently based out of Portland and Tacoma with roots in Mount Vernon and Idaho Falls. On this night the idea of being “fashionably … Continue reading
The Bad Tenants, Bellingham’s beloved hip hop group, lives up to their jazzy and soulful reputation with their new album, Eloquent Scoundrels Vol. 1, released on Oct. 5. After refining the group down to the trio of Casey Grant Gainor … Continue reading