Dave Segal
Dave Segal is a journalist and DJ living in Seattle. He has been writing about music since 1983. His stuff has appeared in Gale Research’s literary criticism series of reference books, Creem (when it was in decline), Alternative Press (when it was ascendant), XLR8R, Jazz Times, and a slew of alternative weekly newspapers scattered across America. He also DJs weird, obscure records under the name Veins. He probably won’t honor your requests.
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Michael Shrieve’s Otherworldly Drums of Compassion and Thinking Fellers Union Local 282’s Hallucinatory Rock
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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Mabe Fratti’s Cello-Powered Art-Pop and La Paire D’Or’s Sci-Fi Synth Epic
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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Stranger Suggests: Missy Elliott, Cortex, Collide-O-Scope and Vanishing Seattle, Clyde Petersen’s Naïve Melody, and Hecklevision Presents Independence Day
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
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Stranger Suggests: Pride Weekend Edition!
One Really Gay Thing to Do Every Day of Pride Weekend
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Winston Hightower’s Slanted Lo-Fi Wizardry and Horse Lords’ Saharan Freak Rock
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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Music for Movies of the Mind
Library-Music and Soundtrack Maestro Sean Wolcott Thrives in Niche Styles
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Meridian Brothers’ Avant-Cumbia Mutations and enereph’s Phenomenal Footwork Anthem
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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Stranger Suggests: I Saw the TV Glow, MadArt’s Final Exhibition, HUMP! at Home, Merylthon, and Khushbu Shah with Lauren Ko
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week
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J.R.C.G.’s Angsty Funk Anthem and Louis Cole’s Celestial Symphonic Jazz
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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The From Far It All Seems Small Comp Defines a Healthy Portion of Seattle’s Rock Scene
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
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Stranger Suggests: Amy Tan, La Luz, Pride in the Park, Echo & the Bunnymen, and a 30-Foot-Long Bloody Mary Bar
One Really Great Thing to Do Every Day of the Week