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The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
Horse Lords' Intoxicating Microtones and rRoxymore's Pummeling Experimental Techno
Your Heart Breaks Returns to the Stage
Singer Clyde Petersen on Signing to Kill Rock Stars and Playing His First Club Show in Nearly Three Years
Smashed Violins and Stage-Diving
My Five Favorite Moments from Friday's The Last Waltz Concert
Get Ready to Freakout (Again)
Freakout Fest Teams Up with Crocodile for a Weekend Edition of the Beloved Music Festival
Tegan and Sara Can't Slow Down
Tegan Quin Talks About Uncovering a New Creative Process and Sitting in Ugly Green Rooms Ahead of This Weekend's Sold-Out Show at the Neptune
Seattleās Music Scene Is Broken: Hereās How We Can Begin to Fix It
We Spoke to Musicians, Talent-Buyers, Club Owners, and Leaders in the Music Community to Find Out What Happens Next
Scenes From Freakout Festival 2022: Os Mutantes, No Age, VondrƩ, Automatic, Sgt. Papers, and More
Highlights and Trippy Lights from this Weekend's Four-Day Festival
Seattleās Music Scene Is Broken: Hereās How We Can Begin to Fix It
We Spoke to Musicians, Talent-Buyers, Club Owners, and Leaders in the Music Community to Find Out What Happens Next
Wanting to Stay
How Two Musicians—One Established, One New to Town—Are Making Ends Meet
Dig Me Out
Musicians Are Beginning to Prioritize Mental Health—Are There Enough Local Resources to Make Lasting Change?
Superunknown
The State of the Seattle Music Community From Talent Buyers' Perspective
Something Bigger, Something Brighter
Seattle’s Music Scene Needs More Than Just Money, It Needs New Blood
Help Is on the Way
Seattle Is Synonymous with Sub Pop, Pearl Jam, KEXP—You Know, Music—So Why Doesn’t the City Take Better Care of Its Music Community?
Rocky Votolato's Roots Run Deep
The Songwriter Shares a Gift Seven Years in the Making
RIP, Internationally Acclaimed Seattle Musician Norm Chambers
Chambers Produced Dozens of Albums of World-Class Synthesizer Music and Once Pulled Off a Pretty Clever Prank on Pitchfork
Heavenly Pop Hits From New Zealand
Flying Nun Rock Legends the Chills Gave Us Many
āWe've Branded Ourselves as Being Unbrandableā
Seattle's Climax Golden Twins Return With Their Best Album Yet
From the Backseat with Death Cab for Cutie
Ben Gibbard Had a Scorpion in His Pants
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