Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Anticipation was high as attendees shuffled along Seattle’s rain soaked sidewalk for a mighty co-headlining show featuring Bayside and Say Anything. A sold-out at Showbox Market usually means a good time but that night it meant a chance of a … Continue reading
Touche Amore have recently been supporting post-hardcore classic, Thursday, alongside Basement and Cities Aviv on a full U.S. tour. They stopped through Seattle at the Showbox Sodo on April 15 and it was fantastic. In true hardcore fashion, Touche … Continue reading
by Stevey B courtesy photo From drunken roller-skating in Vegas, hostel pub crawling through San Fran, to standing on the edge of massive canyons and venturing deep within dark caverns, to finding yourself standing in front of Walter White’s house, … Continue reading
Pics and review by Tommy Calderon Chandeliers dangled and softly shimmered overhead as the crowd made their way to their seats. An eager anticipation was in the air and while I also shared in that anticipation, I don’t think I … Continue reading
by Hayden Eller Hello! There are more words below this that you are probably looking forward to reading. Go ahead and start reading now. COMMUNITY Candysound recently completed a short four day regional tour (Bellingham, Wenatchee, Portland, and Seattle), hitting … Continue reading
by Brent Cole photo by Brent Cole Opening last month, Bellinghome is a new music school and rehearsal space owned and operated by Nick Taylor, formerly of Wild Hare Music School. The guitarist and music teacher, who also plays in … Continue reading
by Halee Hastad photo by by Daniel Topete Picture this: five sweaty and unshowered dudes in unwashed clothing. They are in a van travelling up and down and all around the United States, Europe too. They have been friends since before … Continue reading
interview by Brent Cole photo by Bradford Bohonus I’ve known Jim Blanchard since he moved to Bellingham the first time back in 2001. His wife, Diana Young-Blanchard, is the singer of The Dts, so we ran in the same circles … Continue reading
by KEENAN KETZNER courtesy photo Dawn Bombs. For a band whose sound walks on a tight-rope between an enticing mathematical modulation of 50s pop, and dangerously sophisticated indie rock sentiments, there could not be a more fitting name. “A dawn … Continue reading
by Caitlin Cohen photo by Tommy Calderon After being together for two years, Momo Grace is taking their music in a new direction. The band has a new EP, Alaska, coming out this month. Monica Parshotam (keyboard, ukulele, vocals), Daniel … Continue reading
by Amy Kenna If it weren’t for 32 inches of rain in south Texas, multi-Grammy winning country artist Jim Lauderdale might have never recorded his 27th studio album, This Changes Everything. But as fate would have it, flooded roads and … Continue reading
by Rod Lotter You will definitely not find this planet on any star map or anything like that, but apparently there is one called Peelander-Z. Not much is known about this supposed planet, other than what a group of aliens … Continue reading
