http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/pop/245325_postcard21.html From tomorrow's Seattle P-I:
Friday, October 21, 2005
NadaMucho celebrates its eighth anniversary birthday bash
Who: NadaMucho.com is a volunteer-run online publication that's been tracking local and national music via its Web site since March 1997. Editor in chief Matt Ashworth (who lists himself on the message boards as "supreme overlord") publishes content with the help of 40 or so volunteers who write reviews and articles for the site.
Quote: Does NadaMucho define what people are listening to in Seattle? Ashworth has a fairly light-hearted attitude about the zine's place. He gives a multiple-choice answer:
a.) No.
b.) If by "people in Seattle" you mean "my lawyer buddy up in Ravenna," then, yes, definitely.
c.) Yes. All of these bands wouldn't exist were it not for us: Stryper, Journey, Buffalo Tom, Hex County, Smoosh and Ayinde Howell.
d.) I hope so.
Performers: Headliners Chuckanut Drive play solid alt-country that isn't above a tongue-in-cheek joke. (Check out the Johnny Cash reference on "Little Did I Know," a track from their about-to-be-released full-length debut, "The Crooked Mile Home.") The Plains are a highly energetic pop-punk band that should please folks who are too embarrassed to admit they like some of that new MTV punk. Hex Country drawl along between Wilco and Richmond Fontaine.
When: Saturday at the Sunset, 5433 Ballard Ave. N.W. Music starts at 9 p.m. $6 at the door.
Online: Click to hear an interview with Chuckanut Drive at
www.seattlenoise.com.
-- Tizzy Asher
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