Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
Bellingham's Music Magazine
Since 1998
by Logan Portteus photo by Monmar Photography Punk and fuzz rock is not a typical medium for expressing personal vulnerability and fears, but Seattle-based duo DIRTY DIRTY is doing just that. With songs that range from 7-minute opuses to fast, … Continue reading
by Caitlin Cohen For Beverly Rodenberg, living life without music is like trying to breathe without oxygen. Rodenberg can be described as a music catalyst – a piano teacher by day and the front woman for Rose’s Thorn by night. … Continue reading
by McKenna Cardwell photo by Carlton Ward A traveler from a time period passed, it sits quietly in the back of nearly every bowling alley. If you can find spare change floating around your pockets or at the bottom of your … Continue reading
by Keenan Ketzner photo by Helen Moga We live in an amazing time for music. The boundaries between genres, and how we think songs should be written and presented, are changing rapidly. Mostly thanks to the internet; but you also … Continue reading
by Emily Thompson Amongst a sea of singer-songwriter-guitarists, Weisner’s beautifully strong voice and quirky lyrics stick out from the crowd. His latest release, Wallflower EP, is bursting with elegantly picked guitar chords and lush vocals layered over top. The music … Continue reading
by Emily Thompson Willdabeast, the just-for-fun lovechild of local artists Will Glazier and Dan de Lisle, released If Only for Yourself, showing the long time musicians at the height of their musical partnership. Both professional musicians, Glazier has been playing … Continue reading
by Devin Champlin People bring me forgotten instruments from closets, attics, and under the bed. Sometimes it’s a straight purging situation, a spring cleaning, or unwanted garage sale leftovers. Other times it may be Grandpa’s fiddle, or Auntie’s guitar, or … Continue reading
by Chris Butcher Navigating through the music scene in Bellingham is tricky. To find a band that is ferociously loud without being absent of melody is a balance only few succeed at. Cop Talk is an exception. Their incorporation of … Continue reading
Local notes on what’s happening with musicians, events and more. Have something to share? Send your info to editor@whatsup-magazine.com. Hello there my friends, how are you all doing these days? In the case you missed last month’s le beat, What’s … Continue reading
