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The Long-Awaited Return of Electronic-Music Innovators Cabaret Voltaire
Stephen Mallinder Talks “Nag Nag Nag,” Reinventing the Group’s Music for Their Farewell Tour, and More
Anticipation to see British electronic-music pioneers Cabaret Voltaire perform has been building among some Americans for almost 50 years. Luckily for these diehards, the band—led by 71-year-old bassist/vocalist Stephen Mallinder—are touring North America for the final time this year, with a premiere Seattle date at the Moore on May 4. Coming together in British industrial…
We Make Music for Heads
TV Star Talk Influences, Burnout, and Their Plan to Achieve “Medium Indie-Rock Stardom.”
New Music You Shouldn’t Miss
New Albums by Reggaeton-Punk Duo Lucha Luna and Noirish Trip-Hop Heroine Black Viiolet
April Things to Do: Music
The Best Concerts and Dance Nights Happening This Month
The 2026 Bumbershoot Music Lineup Is Here
See Bikini Kill, De La Soul, Death Cab for Cutie, Japanese Breakfast, Turnstile, and More September 5–6
First Times with Lala Lala
Ahead of Her Seattle Tour Date, We Talked to Lala Lala’s Lillie West About Her Earliest Musical Loves
How in the World Are They Making That Sound?
The Seattle Opera’s Analog Amplification, Explained
If It Ain’t Baroque…
Maybe Society Is in Need of Some Old-Ass Flute
In This House We Believe in Goblins, Gondal, Björk, and Hildegard of Bingen
Mt Fog on the Making of Their New Album, Every Stone Is Green
Local Music You Shouldn’t Miss
New Albums From Sax Explorer Kate Olson and Ex-TAD Front Man Thomas Andrew Doyle
Ground Hum Fest Strives to Draw You into an Alternate Reality
It’s an 11-Hour Extravaganza of Experimental Music, Visual Art, and Workshops
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