by Bailey Cheney Masters of folk-rock for over the past decade, Toronto-based band Great Lake Swimmers head into tour with the release of their sixth album, A Forest of Arms. While the band has been planning on touring for most … Continue reading
by Casey Dunau What do Anchorman and DIY rock have in common? Well for starters, The Cleos love them both, and the new Bellingham three piece pays fitting respect to each with their first and so far only single, “Brian … Continue reading
by Halee Hastad Keenan Ketzner was 12-years-old when he started recording music on his own. That’s right, Super Nintendo controller in one hand, microphone in the other, Ketzner recorded sounds he modified in Mario Paint. The process was simple: Play … Continue reading
by Grant Eadie It absolutely blows my mind that I could be carted around the globe showing people what I like to do for fun. Tour seems like the dream, so naturally I was very stoked when the Australian indie-funk … Continue reading
by Aaron Apple and Aaron Kaiser The Rickshaw, originally from Seward, Alaska, opened its food truck window in November of last year. Operating on the southern part of Meridian Street near Chevron and Mojo Music (2604 Meridian to be exact), … Continue reading
by Brent Cole Comprised of five childhood friends, Moongrass is a band with a bond – five voices working together as one. With the release of their second album, Shadow in the Country, the boys appear primed to shake up … Continue reading
By Caitlyn E. Glinski Fusing the sounds of traditional instruments made from organic materials with electronic production, Dirtwire has enabled listeners to rethink the limits of a piece of music. Their deep appreciation for different music cultures and their aptitude … Continue reading
by Bennett Hanson Clyde Petersen is a die-hard DIY guy with his hands in many self-made pots. Whether making wild music videos for Seattle bands, crafting materials for stop-motion videos or art installations, filming his show titled “Boating with Clyde,” … Continue reading