Earlier this month Adrienne Pollock reviewed the Ruins, the forthcoming second EP from Seattle Indie folk band Planes On Paper. As the record’s January 1 release date approaches the band were nice enough to let us exclusively share the title track.
Jim Toohey – One benefit of following the local music scene is that rare moment when you’re introduced to an amazing new touring band that wasn’t previously on your radar.
T. Monte – If you cook ramen on the stove-top, that’s just enough time to run this album once through. 22 minutes and some change. Well-captured with a clean recording, ten songs are crammed with in-your-face vocals backed to stiletto guitar riffs and a pounding, relentless beat.
We’ve been fans of Seattle singer/songwriter/producer Graig Markel since he sent us his sublimely soulful 2002 release The Gospel Project. Today we exclusively debut “Today Might be the Day,” the first song recorded for his new self-titled album Graig Markel and the 88th St. Band.
Cody Johnson – Mistakenly touted as alt-country, London trio Bear’s Den recently roamed state-side in support of their debut album Islands.
