Broadside Provides Alternative Summer Soundtrack

June 14, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

I remember being high school aged and having a much different summer playlist blaring through my truck’s speakers than most anyone my age. While everyone else was jamming to Usher, The Black Eyed Peas and P!nk, I was listening to New […]

Amy Allen Steps Into The Spotlight

June 09, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Amy Allen is stepping into the spotlight with her upcoming EP, Get Me Outta Here!, which is basically her coming out party. Mostly known to have written songs for other artists, the young vocalist decided to take her music […]

Molehill: Protest Songs And Business Mentality

May 30, 2017 - (0) comments - Interviews

As a part of the media getting to chat with artists is probably one the perks of the job. Don’t get me wrong, there are other benefits like previewing new music, but getting to know people on a personal level […]

Black Lips Resurrect Garage Rock Once Again

May 27, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

It has been said that the Black Lips have “matured” since their early days. If you are familiar with the band, you know very well then that even a bit of a calmer approach to their live shows would still […]

Paramore Returns With After Laughter

May 25, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

In sports we always talk about elite athletes. Those who have intangibles that make them a commodity, the epitome of the cream of the crop. The music world isn’t so different, besides the fact that the statistics to base a […]

Kylie Hughes Defies Genre Normalcy

May 22, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

We have always enjoyed those outside-the-box thinking singer-songwriters that blur the genre lines. Kylie Hughes personifies that genre-bending quality. On her upcoming self-titled album, Kylie Hughes, she has moments where she follows in the footsteps of another famous beach-loving Malibu songstress, Colbie Caillat, […]

RadioBlack Debuts Self-Titled LP

May 19, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

Over the course of decades of music, there are times when listeners and music reviewers will go back to bands that impressed upon them growing up. Having grown up in the Seattle area, for me those bands included the Foo Fighters, NIRVANA […]

Saying Goodbye To Seattle’s Own Chris Cornell

May 18, 2017 - 1 Comment - Featured

It’s 1:00AM here and I just heard the news, Seattle’s own Chris Cornell has died at age 52. The first instinct is to ask, “How?” But that really doesn’t matter right now, does it? One of the most incredible voices to […]

Blind Revision Delivers Mindful EP

May 10, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

Whenever a concept album or EP shows up on my desk, there is always a bit of a worry. Sometimes it is a disaster trying to force the music to match what is trying to be conveyed other times it […]

Los Colognes Drop The Wave

May 08, 2017 - (0) comments - Reviews

The Wave will be the third studio album for Nashville quintet Los Colognes. And if you are looking for something that is a bit of a throwback to the 1980s pop with a tinge of country and rock and roll […]