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Author Archives: Matt Crowley

  • The Symphony of Science with John Boswell: March 2013

    Unlike many musicians, Bellingham resident John Boswell isn’t in the business for fame, notoriety or money. Rather, the drive for Boswell’s work, including Symphony of Science, Terra Lumina, his YouTube channel melodysheep, and numerous other projects, comes from a desire … Continue reading →

  • Heatsink: Winter EP: January 2013

    On the Bandcamp page for heatsink’s Winter EP, a disclaimer reads: “Please listen to these songs on a stereo or quality headphones; computer speakers do NOT provide the sound range required.” While such a statement can apply to most music … Continue reading →

  • El Ten Eleven: the road to Transitions: January 2013

    Kristian Dunn understands that it can be easy for listeners to lump his band, El Ten Eleven, with other vocal-less artists out there, even if he doesn’t always agree with the comparisons. “Sometimes, especially after shows, people come up to … Continue reading →

  • Pop Music Industry Conference: music is a movement: January 2013

    Western’s Pop Music Industry Conference, hosted by AS Productions, returns for its fourth annual installment this February, offering valuable resources for those interested in the music industry. The conference was created four years ago with the intention to fill a … Continue reading →

  • Cuff Lynx: New kings of remix: December 2012

    Bedroom DJ or amateur singer-songwriter, just about anyone with a laptop can make music today. The digitization of audio has opened the doors for an ever-increasing number of wannabe artists to not only get their teeth cut in the world … Continue reading →

  • My Dad Bruce: November 2012

    Northwest hip-hop has only just begun to break out on the national stage, but those who know and love the local scene have been spoiled not only by an eclectic group of artists but by the community they have helped … Continue reading →

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