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Laughing Matter
An Interview with the Most Fascinating Man in New York—and His Puppet Frog Dr. Love—Ahead of His Show in Seattle
The Bug Club's Sloshed, Speedy Rock and Kevin Martin's Bleak Amy Winehouse Tribute
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
Thunderpussy Brought Abundance and Anarchy to Benaroya Hall
The Coolest 40-Year-Olds You Know Were There, Their Mullets Loose, Their Tattoos on Display
The Best of Belltown Bloom 2024
This Year's Fest Featured Haka, Rad Rock Songs About Sex, and Mesmerizing Avant-Garde Experimentation
Glass Beams' Mystical Funk and Bobbyy's Seductive Fusion
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
La Luz's Transcendent Shoegaze and (blouseusa)'s Psilocybin-Fueled Aural Nightmare
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
Person of Interest: TeZATalks
Harbinger of Horror-Filled Hardcore Pop
10 Essential Record Store Day Releases
Hear Capitalism Wax Like a Mofo
Seattle Space-Rockers somesurprises' New Album Poised for Meteoric Impact
Perseids Will Massage Your Mind and Make Your Body Tingle
I Joined a Cult at the Oneohtrix Point Never Show
Producer Daniel Lopatin’s Eerily Turbulent Melodies Created a Group Sensory Hallucination
Absurdity Slaps
Matmos' Dadaistic, Smithsonian-Approved Music Tickled Ears at Here-After
Better, Stronger, Faster
The Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra Pays Tribute to the Legendary Oliver Nelson
The Kraken Bar & Lounge Has Reopened
The Beloved Pirate-Themed Punk Bar Is Now in the Former Cafe Racer Space on Roosevelt
Rhythmic Magic by Fiona Apple’s Drummer, Amy Aileen Wood, and Eclectic Seattle Beatsmith JP Lenon
The Best New Music to Hit My Inbox This Week
Sincerely Joking
Chastity Belt Live, Laugh, and Love 10 Years On
Colombian Trio BALTHVS Turned Easter Into a Psychedelic Feast at Barboza
And Keep Tabs on Seattle Funk Brothers Midpak
Candid Reflections From Music Pioneer Laurie Anderson on Releasing Rage, Yoko Ono, and Amelia Earhart's Legacy
Anderson Brings Her Let X = X Tour to Seattle, With New York Jazz Ensemble Sexmob Handling the Horns.
The Indie Rockers Are All Right
Mary Timony Proved There's Still Vitality in the Venerable Genre at Clock-Out Lounge
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