Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Ohhhh helllllo (this one goes out to you, Chris Butcher). How is everyone? I hope ya’ll are enjoying the summer… Gotta say, it’s been a pretty weird and, in some cases, incredibly sad month. We’ve had some losses this month… … Continue reading
by Devin Champlin “The Tetons are unique because there’s no foothills.” This information was offered up by the owner of Fremont Music in Landers, WY. “They just pop up out of nowhere. Also did you know we just have two … Continue reading
Stereo Donkey, The Phone Books, Bob Log III July 18 • The Shakedown When Bob Log III announced that he would be making a Bellingham stop to his current tour, there were more than a few locals who were excited to … Continue reading
by Halee Hastad If I’m here to tell you one thing it’s this – despite anything you’ve heard, The Sky Colony is not a Christian folk-rock band. But… they could be if you wanted them to. Wink, wink. Kyle Findley-Meier … Continue reading
by Chris Butcher This group of college “band geeks” don’t play your typical jazz concert reeditions. No, instead they are a volume oriented hardcore group and are the heaviest brass band in the city of Bellingham. Inspired by brass musicians … Continue reading
by Keenan Ketzner “I like to give it my all,” Kevin Nichols half-seriously proclaimed over the phone. “My inspiration is heavy emotions. I used to keep a journal, but the more I’ve done music it’s kind of become my new … Continue reading
by Chris Butcher Since the late 60s bands like Blue Cheer, Led Zeppelin and Motorhead made a leap in pushing the boundaries of amplification, reaching decibels and frequencies that were previously unheard. Bellingham’s Akrasia continue this almost ritualistic style of … Continue reading
