Download the Best f-Tigers EP now Also, check out this coverage in Ampeater Review. <3 <3 <3 You’re probably better off checking out the Tigers on their own site, http://www.bestftigers.com/ I can tell you they’re on iTunes & Spotify, and gearing up for some shows in the PacNW this...
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Merry Holidays, everyone. Just in time for /insert festive gathering here/, the soundtrack for that thing you’re going to. This is a compilation of local and regional musicians who set time aside to record music just for you. Special thanks to the 7th Street Theatre, Ira Merrill, Flo Moore, Marshall Robertson, Patrick Shroeder, and everyone who...
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Inspiration from this record came from spending a long time in an abandoned arcade. It had to be 100 degrees. No one was around. Various machines blinked off and on, and I was certain that I could make out the ghost echoes of many lost decades of fun. You know, Marconi believed that sound never truly dissipated. I think that wonderful video glow/pixel...
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In the dark nights of Hoquiam, secluded in her home studio / bedroom, Rahkout works out melodies and rhythms. She plays with syncopation, and experiments with genres as much as instruments. “I mixed these songs for myself,” she says. “And it’s altogether ridiculous.” But her album Cashing In My Heart (2010, Mighty Kitten...
Read More“Redbird Fever combines quirky pop sensibilities with a healthy experimental vibe. Their songs are short, snappy, and remarkable unpretentious.” – Ampeater Music Review Jan 2010 The Redbird Fever are not always sincere about love and relationships. “Sometimes a more accurate truth comes about through sarcasm,” says front man...
Read MoreWell, here, let’s just jump to the Bandoppler album review from Nov of ’99. Nobstreater Where are the Wise Men Where are the Scholars 1999 Talking Donkey Music Sometimes when you are a music writer you get really, really, really bored with everything out there. But there is always THAT band that comes along and reminds you of why you got...
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