Marsalis: Basically Already Mainstream
Glenn Smith – Marsalis, a Seattle 4-piece that’s a sound an even more emo, Radiohead-ish sound, won Northwest Music Scene’s reader’s poll award for “#1 Band of 2016.”
Glenn Smith – Marsalis, a Seattle 4-piece that’s a sound an even more emo, Radiohead-ish sound, won Northwest Music Scene’s reader’s poll award for “#1 Band of 2016.”
Glenn Smith – Record label and recording studio owner Eric Padget runs NoiseNoiseOuchStop Records, producing, releasing, and otherwise being a cool dude for bands in Seattle and along the West Coast. He also teaches music and plays in a million bands. Let’s have him take a breath for a minute and answer some questions, shall we?
Ian Bremner – Moving from South Dakota to Seattle is not a traditional rap story, but neither is Kazadi. He may be fairly new to town, but Lucid is more than enough to properly introduce himself. The 8-track EP is soulful, artistic and highly personal.
Macefield, now in its fourth year, is an independently run music event that takes place each fall in various venues in Ballard. It’s a great mix of national, regional, and local talent performing in small and mid-sized spaces over three days for a mere $55.
Its garbage day in Los Angeles and Coady Willis, the rhythm half of Big Business, apologizes over the phone for shoddy reception, the fault of which he says is living in a “black hole for service.”